If I had to choose only one name to represent the Italian genius of the twentieth century, I would choose Bruno Munari (1907-1998). A futurist in the 30’s, artist, graphic and industrial designer, star of the publishing world, almost two decades after his death Munari is still a treasure trove of gems to be discovered, evidences of a creative talent applied equally to a work of art or a lamp (such as the famous Falkland, designed by Munari in 1964).
Light itself is a protagonist in the installation “Illusioni Luminose”, curated by Miroslava Hajek and hosted by La Fabbrica del Vedere in Venice. A series of works made of different materials on slides glass and projected with polarized light, a technique that Munari developed in the 50s and that in our Digital Age reminds us the fascinating possibilities of analog media. The exhibition will be open until December 5.
Official site: http://www.fabbricadelvedere.it/
Bruno Munari’s “Luminous Illusions”
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