Arnaldo Pomodoro 1956-65 - Luca Massimo Barbero

Tornabuoni Art Returns To The Origins Of Sculptor Arnaldo Pomodoro's Work (1926, Morciano Di Romagna), Specifically To The Years 1956-1965, A Pivotal Period Of The Artist's Production. His Creations, Initially Derived From The Goldsmithing Produced Side By Side With The Brothers Gio And Giorgio Perfetti, Evolves Towards Small Concrete And Lead Reliefs, Then In Large Mural Panels Engraved With Illegible Glyphs, Inspired By Mesopotamian Tablets' Cuneiform Writing, Egyptian Papyruses And Paul Klee's Graphic Style. In 1960, Pomodoro Was Among The Founders Of The Group Continuit, Next To Novelli, Consagra, Tancredi, Dorazio And Fontana, Preaching An 'aesthetic Of Continuity', Defined As 'the Absence, The Incertitude Of Limit' And Attached To The Formal Aspects Of Artworks.