Fontana
I saw Fontana's art work today on the way home from work at subway station.
Fontana Lucio Fontana is an Argentine painter and sculptor.
He is known artist as the so-called Spatial Concept or slash series, consisting in holes or slashes on the surface of monochrome paintings, drawing a sign of what he named "an art for the Space Age".
I saw his art for the first time when I visited MoMA in NYC.
It was really interested. Because for the first time when I saw, I thought that I could slash as a same way.
And then, I realized there was meaning that by slashing the center of his canvases, Fontana allowed three-dimensional space to intrude into an otherwise two-dimensional surface.
I was impressed because there was deeply meaning.
I realized I wasn't able to slash it as a same way.
Anyway, it was absolutely not Fontana's art work at the subway station I saw.
It was someone's doodle.
I'm not sure he/she knows Fontana's 'spatial concept', but I can enjoy its art.
And I really want to go to MoMA in NY!!
BTW this is authentic art work by Fontana.
It is pretty much the same, isn't it?
Fontana Lucio Fontana is an Argentine painter and sculptor.
He is known artist as the so-called Spatial Concept or slash series, consisting in holes or slashes on the surface of monochrome paintings, drawing a sign of what he named "an art for the Space Age".
I saw his art for the first time when I visited MoMA in NYC.
It was really interested. Because for the first time when I saw, I thought that I could slash as a same way.
And then, I realized there was meaning that by slashing the center of his canvases, Fontana allowed three-dimensional space to intrude into an otherwise two-dimensional surface.
I was impressed because there was deeply meaning.
I realized I wasn't able to slash it as a same way.
Anyway, it was absolutely not Fontana's art work at the subway station I saw.
It was someone's doodle.
I'm not sure he/she knows Fontana's 'spatial concept', but I can enjoy its art.
And I really want to go to MoMA in NY!!
BTW this is authentic art work by Fontana.
It is pretty much the same, isn't it?
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