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Carla Accardi
Description
- Carla Accardi
- Senza titolo
- firmato e datato 58; firmato sul retro
- caseina su tela
- cm 62,5x87,5
Condition
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Catalogue Note
An export licence has been requested for this lot
M.C. C'è una intenzione narrativa in questa scomposizione di spazi tempi, cioè tu vuoi raccontare qualcosa con la tua pittura o invece...
C.A. Ora si, perchè adesso voglio raccontare qualcosa. Invece nel momento che ho cominciato era solo una questione di suggestione percettiva. Ma coscientissima. Io pensavo: il bianco e nero e le suddivisioni: non può essere un quadro dell'800, deve essere un quadro del 1959.
Tutte le esperienze che ho fatto per me erano importanti dal punto di vista visivo, perchè il bianco sul nero doveva dare una suggestione di luminosità. Poi Tapié si è occupato di me, e mi ha incominciato a inserire in una situazione informale, per via del segno, eccetera. Ma forzando finchè non mi ha proposto di includermi nella collana del Barocco. E io ho dovuto rifiutare, ma soltanto perchè mi sono sentita distaccata e libera...
Maurizio Calvesi intervista Carla Accardi in "Marcatrè", luglio, agosto, settembre, 1964
M.C. Does this breakdown of space and time have a narrative purpose, that is, do you wish to recount something with your painting, or...
C.A. Today it does, because now I want to recount something. Whereas when I started it was just a question of perceptive suggestion. But it was extremely conscious. I thought: white and black and subdivisions; it can't be a 19th century painting, it must be a 1959 painting.
All my experiments were important to me from a visual standpoint, because white on black had to create a feeling of brightness. Then Tapiè began to take an interest in me and first placed me in an Informel context, due to my sign and so forth. But forcing the issue, until he suggested including me in the Baroque series. And I had to refuse, but only because I felt detached and free...