A work of art that takes on different points of view: the silkscreen "Scrittura Illeggibile di un Popolo Sconosciuto" contains within itself what is the unmistakable stylistic imprint of the master Bruno Munari. Part of the "Art Edition" collection, this artwork consists of a five-color silk-screen print. The concept is the theoretical reconstruction of imaginary elements, assembled starting from fragments, following a purely random method of investigation into forms, materials, and structures. Munari's approach to this artistic production is to be found in the style of writing that he used. In 1949, he began to create "illegible books", books where words disappear to leave room for the imagination of colors that will be able to imagine other discourses reading papers of different colors, tears, holes, and threads running through the pages. Like the "illegible books", Munari's graphic works also leave room for the imagination: shapes, lines, and random drawings, in which the object is made up of the imagination of the observer. The wider the observer's imagination, the more the meaning of the object is amplified, taking on different meanings. Discover the other fantastic silk-screen prints signed by Danese Milano here, on Newpop.it!
Dimensions: Length 70cm, Width 50cm
Materials: Handmade paper
