Let's talk about spatial sculpture Planet Mars by Antonio Saporito, contemporary paintings
The big sculpture (6 x 2 metres) was made available to the City of Alessandria by the Cassa di Risparmio di Alessandria Foundation, represented by the president Pier Angelo Taverna, on the occasion of the celebrations for the 850th anniversary of the City (1168-2018).
During the inaugural speech, the Mayor Gianfranco Cuttica of Revigliasco, present at the inauguration, declared himself proud of the installation of the spatial sculpture that, together with the new Meier bridge, represents for Alessandria a hymn to the future.
The Master Antonio Saporito with great satisfaction, thanking the Foundation, the President Taverna, the Cuttica Mayor and the City of Alessandria, comments on his spatial sculpture and explains the "space" that he means and wants to represent with the Planet Mars.
Antonio Saporito contemporary painter and sculptor, From figurative art to spatialism
In the continuous search for the unknowable, the future, the unattainable mystery of man, Antonio Saporito is recognized today as the undisputed master of the contemporary. Coherent with his style, he embraced a formal idea of art, starting, in the '70s, his path towards geometric spatial abstraction. Go to> BIOGRAPHY
"Man and history have never stopped, at least with the idea of creativity. Thinking further. Imagine if with ufo will come new creatures ... which scenarios would open. From this idea my works are born, good or wrong that it is ". Master Antonio Saporito
Antonio Saporito, Space Project and flying saucer, 2016. June 2018, Biblioteca Nazionale of Turin
A path linked essentially to matter in space
On June 2018, at the National Library of Turin, in Piazza Carlo Alberto 3, there was a large anthological exhibition dedicated to the entire artistic journey of Antonio Saporito, an important contemporary artist who was a student of the great Lucio Fontana.
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The indisputable artistic personality of Antonio Saporito
They wrote about him:
“Substantially, Saporito formulates the poetics of a new spatialism understood as a fusion of subjectivity and objectivity that often makes use of the reiteration of the image ordered with precision in space. Saporito aspires to the universal and his spatialism is closely related to the absolute formal invention.” GIORGIA CASSINI
“Referring in part to the guidelines of Constructionism, Saporito explores the space of his metal sheets, assigning precise geometrical shapes to them, not alluding to anything in particular other than their own evidence of being” PAOLO LEVI
“In his visual experimentation appears imprinted to a severity that seems to leave no space for fantasy, in reality this artist expresses emotions and thoughts that become signs and substance. “ VITTORIO SGARBI
Saporito's research of geometric space is projected more and more in the search of beyond, what we have in front of us.
With right among the spatialists, Antonio Saporito referred to great artists like Atanasio Soldati, one of the head figures of the Italian Abstractionism, Matt Moore, Max Bill and others who influenced his youth research.
