Giulio Paolini
Cio che non ha limiti e che per sua stessa natura non Ammette limitazioni di sorta, What doesn't have limits and what of his own nature does not allow limitation of any kind., 1968
4539-BK
9 13/16 x 7 1/16 in. (25 x 18 cm)
The book is derived of a work, Titolo, which was made in 1968 of 2 large canvases placed side by side like two pages of an open book. "I placed all the letters from written names in my notebook." In the essay about Paolini's book, Celant talks about the concept of the name as a insignificant sign (..) a personal and subjective term, which doesn't have any universal or linguistic characteristics. It's just an abstract characterization that comes together with the person. (Offmedia, in G.Celant, Artmix. Flussi tra arte, architettura, cinema, design, moda, musica e televisione, Feltrinelli, Milano 2008, p.38). Edition of 50 copies, signed and dated. 128pp
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