Painted with a black background on which black and beige nylon tapes are applied to form intersections.
Biasi was one of the founders in 1959 of the Paduan Group N, a pioneer of kinetic research, always interested in visual and perceptual studies, he participated in the international group New Trends in 1961 and since 1968 he has undertaken visual research through the use of computer. The work is composed of a wooden box with paint inside and PVC lamellas, the overlapping of these lamellar and photo-reflective structures in PVC creates a vibrating and moving effect that stimulates the visitor to observe the work from multiple points of view. The painting was exhibited at the 1st Biennial of the progressive museum of contemporary art in Livorno.
Title: Optical interference
Author: Alberto Biasi
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Technique: Pvc slats on painted board
Displayed in: Museum of the City of Livorno
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