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Structure and Form- GRIDS-

Analytical Fresco Paintings-

In modern physics, the universe is thus experienced as a dynamic, inseparable whole which always includes the observer in an essential way.
(Fritjof Capra, The Tao of Physics, 1975)

To explore the artist's work, click on an image below.

 

Quietly walking through Nigredo
Fresco and pigments on curved wooden panel
cm 155 x 210 x 15

Quietly walking through Nigredo
" The transformative Power of Art"
Exhibition at United Nations Visitors Lobby, New York.


Crossroads of strips and squares

Lime mortar and pigments on
wooden panel
cm 150 x 150 x 3



Sukha-vipaka data stream

Fresco on curved and shaped wooden panel
Two panels each:
cm 155 x 155 x 15

 

There are two ways in which the grid paintings by Fabrizio Ruggiero assert to be central to Contemporary Art .
One is spatial; the other is temporal.
In the spatial sense, the grid states the autonomy of the realm of art. Flattened, geometricized, ordered, it is antinatural, antimimetic, antireal. In the flatness that results from its coordinates, the grid is the means of crowding out the dimensions of the real and replacing them with the lateral spread of a single surface. In the overall regularity of its organization, it is the result not of imitation, but of aesthetic decree. Insofar as its order is that of pure relationship, the grid is a way of abrogating the claims of natural objects to have an order particular to themselves; the relationships in the aesthetic field are shown by the grid to be in a world apart and, with respect to natural objects, to be both prior and final. The grid declares the space of art to be at once autonomous and autotelic, having an end or purpose in itself.

 

Shere Khan

Fresco with lime plaster and natural pigments
on wooden curved panel.
Cm. 114 x 152  =  45 x 60 inches

Shah-un-Dhan

Fresco with lime plaster and natural pigments
on wooden curved panel.
Cm. 114 x 152  =  45 x 60 inches

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Mental landscape reflex

Fresco on curved and shaped wooden panel.
cm. 90x120


Mental landscape

Fresco on curved and shaped wooden panel.
cm. 90x120.

Reflecting on a shining expanse of water

Fresco on wooden panel.
cm. 90x120.

 

approaching twilight

Fresco on wooden panel.
cm. 90x120.

Possible

Fresco on canvas
cm 210 x 130

 

Gravitational Magnet

Fresco on wooden panel.
Cm. 76x100


Rhapsody in blue-first movement

Fresco on wooden panel
cm 150 x 150 x 5

Rhapsody in blue-second movement

Fresco on wooden panel
cm 150 x 150 x 5

Texture
Fresco on canvas
cm. 118 x 198.

Ombroso
Lime mortar, pigments
on curved and shaped panel
cm 155 x 110 x 10

Texture
Fresco on canvas
cm. 118 x 198.

My_Blaue-Reiter_J
Fresco on wooden panel.
cm. 165 x 220

 

Mycenae-wave
Fresco on wooden panel
cm 80 x 110 x 3


Feeling sensations raising and passing away
Fresco on curved and shaped wooden panel.
cm. 90x120.

Flock of Mental Birds
Canvas
cm 80 x 110 x 3

My Deep Sea Aquarium
Canvas
cm. 100x70

Explore the Monochromes →

“Family Resemblances” MONOTYPES

A monotype is a print, but with one major difference from other printmaking processes:
the artist creates exactly one print, instead of multiples (called editions).
This is due to the way a monotype is made.

 

Ax_1

Arches paper cm 76x56

Ax_2

Arches paper cm 76x56

Ax_4

Arches paper cm 76x56

Ax_3

Arches paper cm 76x56

Four coloured fragments, double-face

T r a d i t i o n -M o v i n g -A h e a d

A project for Museo Bardini Florence 2015