Abstract sculpture by Paolo Schiavocampo, circa 1970

Abstract sculpture by Paolo Schiavocampo, created around 1970. Composed of interlocking and cut-out planes, the piece unfolds a taut, almost unbalanced silhouette, enlivened by a vibrant orange hue. The angular volumes and the interplay of solid and empty spaces reflect the artist's interest in spatial dynamics and movement frozen in matter. An architect by training, Paolo Schiavocampo has established himself as one of the singular figures of post-war Italian art. His work explores the encounter between geometry and energy, often through metal structures or painted assemblages, halfway between sculpture and architecture. His creations dialogue with the constructivist heritage while asserting an expressive and contemporary dimension. Signed intaglio. Circa 1970.