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Explosive Creativity: Guido Coletti Signed 1970s/80s Gunpowder & Mixed Media Art

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Explosive Creativity: Guido Coletti Signed 1970s/80s Gunpowder & Mixed Media Art Brace yourself for a truly arresting work by Italian artist Guido Coletti - a dynamic mixed-media piece where traditional materials collide with the raw energy of gunpowder. This signed artwork from the 1970s/80s is a testament to Coletti's experimental spirit, transforming canvas, wood, and paper into a vibrant, textured landscape of controlled chaos and profound artistic statement. The audacious use of gunpowder sets this piece apart, offering a rare glimpse into the more avant-garde currents of late 20th-century Italian art. Presented on a brilliant, sun-drenched yellow background, a constellation of circular forms bursts forth. Each "eruption" is uniquely textured, bearing the distinct scorch marks and transformative touch of gunpowder, interspersed with fragments of paper that hint at deconstructed narratives or fleeting thoughts. This is not just an artwork to be seen, but to be felt-a visceral experience of creation and destruction, captured in a singular, compelling composition. Housed in a clean, modern white frame, its impact is both immediate and enduring. Artist: Guido Coletti (Italian, Friulian School) Era: Circa 1970s-1980s - A bold statement from a period of artistic experimentation. Authenticity: Signed by Guido Coletti (Seller to confirm exact placement of signature if needed). Groundbreaking Medium: Mixed Media, daringly incorporating Gunpowder alongside traditional canvas, wood, and paper elements. Dimensions: Height: 20.67 inches (52.5 cm) Width: 20.67 inches (52.5 cm) Depth: 1.77 inches (4.5 cm) Presentation: Handsomely framed in a contemporary white wood frame, ready to display. Origin: Italy Why This Guido Coletti Gunpowder Piece is a Collector's Must-Have: Guido Coletti's exploration of unconventional materials like gunpowder places him amongst artists who push boundaries and challenge perceptions. This work offers: Unparalleled Uniqueness: The use of gunpowder is rare and imbues the artwork with an undeniable edge and historical significance, echoing movements that embraced unconventional processes. Textural & Visual Dynamism: The interplay between the bright, optimistic yellow and the raw, singed textures of the gunpowdered circles creates a captivating visual tension. The embedded paper fragments add layers of intrigue and invite closer inspection. Conceptual Depth: The act of using gunpowder speaks to themes of transformation, energy, risk, and the ephemeral nature of creation itself. It's a piece that ignites conversation and contemplation. A Statement of Bold Taste: Perfect for the collector who appreciates art that is not just aesthetically pleasing but also intellectually stimulating and historically significant. Elevate Your Collection with Audacious Italian Art: This Guido Coletti masterpiece is more than just wall decor; it's a piece of raw, artistic alchemy. Its vibrant energy can animate a minimalist space or add a sophisticated, rebellious note to a more eclectic interior. Imagine the discussions it will spark, the curiosity it will ignite. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a signed work by Guido Coletti that so powerfully embodies his innovative approach. Don't let this explosive testament to Italian artistic ingenuity pass you by. Secure this conversation-starting masterpiece for your collection today.
  • Dimensions:
    Height: 20.67 in (52.5 cm)Width: 20.67 in (52.5 cm)Depth: 1.78 in (4.5 cm)
  • Materials and Techniques:
  • Place of Origin:
  • Period:
  • Date of Manufacture:
    1980s
  • Condition:
    Wear consistent with age and use.
  • Seller Location:
    Manzano, IT
  • Reference Number:
    Seller: conto vendita1stDibs: LU8794245001222

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