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115: 179: 104:: Romano Rizzato's earliest work was done, on the one hand his interest in architecture and in the human figure, and on the other, his commitment to illustration for publishing. The decision to paint views, was certainly inherited from an early twentieth century tradition and from postwar movements that sought to qualify urban suburbs as subjects for painting. Both in his portraits and in his illustrations, Rizzato is primarily concerned with the theatrical effect which the presentation. 214: 152:, already present in a number of works done in earlier years, acquired, due also to the dimensions handled in certain installations, a physical and environmental quality. This was the most rigorous point in the design of his work, from the formation of a module, to the ultimate identification of a rhythmic trail blazed by the repetition of an identical figure, sprang from the overlapping of different grids on the field's initial score. 32: 168:: this working period is important in the trajectory that we have identified, because to the simplified form is added a lowering of the colour contrast between the background and the figures on it. Rizzato took up drawing again as a workshop open to diverse solutions, a feature of his work that was also to become in any case decisive in its subsequent stage. 56: 174:: the examples illustrated are for the most part papers, and smaller, which Rizzato produced and collected into a sort of memorandum to be used in more challenging future works. Compared to an earlier stage, the focus is now shifted to a less detailed division of the field, enabled to accept a more synthetic pace and rhythm. 199:: the further passage tested by Rizzato includes the adoption, of the curved line, in a semicircle, which contradicts the straight line that had until then dominated the pictorial stage. The effect of succession and description, is now achieved in a substantial continuity suggested by the borderline of the figures. 193:: the work documented here stems from experimentation with new materials and tools, professionally used for the purposes of illustration. This further development of his work decisively reveals a loss of that homogeneity, in favour of a gradation which introduces the optical effect of three-dimensionality. 158:: the expressive route taken by Rizzato, too underwent in this period a significant reduction of the evidence accorded to a plastic solution. In this phase Rizzato reduced its complexity, by increasing the differences in the size of the cuttings and invading the whole field. In this way a disciplined, 110:: the use of a particular technique, very much at home with the tools used for the creation of his images, and in the experimentation with the techniques best suited to the work to be done. Are significantly affected moreover, by his frequent visits to the studio of Mario Radice. 137:
research. Rather than in the instability and iridescence of a figure, Rizzato is always more interested in its architectural nature. And one of the fruits of his collaboration with Miro Cusumano was their combined creation, in 1968/69, of the work,
129:: this was the period in which the image found its constructive rule, a module repeated and gradually clarified in a series of drawings. The choice of two colours is the reference to the European experiments in 465: 619: 209:
of the arts of narrating and deluding, and also of emphasizing the three-dimensional effect and consequently of hiding the regularity of the weft.
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progress is exalted in a musical sense between the time of its appreciation and the physical space of the composition.
313: 451: 599: 213: 148:: in this phase Rizzato studied the possibility of an iteration which could invade architectural space. The title 55: 479: 437: 614: 114: 81:
He has exhibited works in Switzerland, Holland, France, Germany, Bulgaria, Austria, Venezuela and Japan.
284:(1968–69) work by Rizzato in collaboration with Miro Cusumano, in relation to the research of the 1960s 256:(1973), developed by the musician Sergio Maltagliati is read as a musical score and played through the 584: 245:
at the Studio di Fonologia of Florence in 1965), combined as suggested by the calligraphy of the
234: 385:-review of Italian illustration for children-ed. Ministry of Cultural Heritage-Bologna, 1980. 276:
in white Carrara marble, made in the Nicoli art studio in Carrara, private commission (1972).
249:(graphic work) of Rizzato, realizes a inspired by his optical-kinetic period of the 60s–70s. 578: 242: 535: 45: 31: 423: 493: 376: 369:
In these days he exhibits at the Salotto – True abstractionism by Romano Rizzato
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He has been active with personal exhibitions (present in museum collections).
52:. At the same time he began his training in the field of abstract painting. 521: 68: 549: 72: 260:
generative music software. The first performance takes place at the
92:) he experiments and applies different techniques for illustration. 507: 212: 113: 54: 25: 49: 566: 205:: this interval seems to me to have coincided with a further 312:
catalog raisonnΓ©, ed. Bandecchi e Vivaldi Editori, 2008.
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where he has his studio in an isolated rural place near
28:, 21 August 1936) is an Italian painter and illustrator. 329:
ed. Contemporary Art Center – Gianfranco Bonomi, 2003.
197:1995–2001 Trompe- l’ŒIL – Gradation, Curved Figure 305:Museo Parisi-Valle ed. Comune di Maccagno, 2011. 341:Bargellini Museum Permanent Collections Catalog 522:"Battimenti 2.5 by Grossi-Rizzato-Maltagliati" 350:ed. Cultural association arte struktura, 1996. 8: 172:1986–1989 Further Simplification of the Grid 536:"originale Beat acoustics by Pietro Grossi" 362:Romano Rizzato-The figure and the materials 403:Universal Encyclopedia of Modern Painting 241:, from 395 to 405 (the same ones used by 102:1952–1960 Landscape, Figure, Illustration 177: 30: 415: 166:1976–1985 Lowering the Colour Contrast 7: 357:ed. Permanent Museum of Milan, 1995. 146:1969–1974 Seriality Module / Nucleus 48:and began to frequent his studio in 67:He lives and works in Milan and in 390:Yearbook of Italian Visual Artists 59:Mario Radice with Rizzato gallery 14: 620:20th-century Italian male artists 336:Treffunk Kunnst – Germania, 2002. 550:"S.G / V by Rizzato-Maltagliati" 203:2001–2008 Updated to the Present 268:Compenetrability and Sequences 191:1990–1995 Trompe l’ŒIL-Shading 1: 595:20th-century Italian painters 466:"Fondazione Ragghianti Lucca" 355:Paths of abstraction in Milan 156:1974–1977 Simplification Grid 610:Italian contemporary artists 332:Beate Reifenscheid-Ronnich 264:in Pescia in November 2016. 44:In 1959 he met the painter 636: 494:"CAMeC's La Spezia museum" 438:"Mario Radice on Rizzato" 397:Contemporary Art in Italy 570:(in Italian and English) 480:"Apollonio Umbro museum" 405:V volume ed. Seda, 1970. 296:Art itineraries in Italy 88:(under the pseudonym of 343:ed. Bora Bologna, 2001. 322:ed. 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