Bruno Bani (1964) - Sat

Sat (satellite) - Bruno Bani (1964)

Anno: 2026
Colore: Bianco e oro
Dimensione: 30 x 30 x 9 con cornice: 40 x 40 x 4
Tecnica: Acrilico e spray su tela e applicazione di filo di rame color oro
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This refined work by Bruno Bani, titled "Sat", is a sublime example of his skill in using geometry and light. Composed of two canvases stacked, painted in white and spray gold, in an elegant white frame, this creation expresses the simplicity of shapes and the purity of colors, distinctive traits of Bani's art.

The geometry of the work is essential and precise: the stacked canvases create a depth and dynamism, while the slice of golden moon, bounded by a thin gold-colored copper thread, adds a touch of elegance and refinement. This curve, traced with the gold-colored copper wire, evokes the movement and delicacy of the lunar orbit, offering a fascinating and meditative visual experience.

The use of color is equally meaningful: the pure white of the canvases contrasts with the brilliance of spray gold, creating a chromatic balance that highlights the magnificence and simplicity of the work. The integrated RGB LED light, controllable via remote control, adds another level of interactivity and engagement, allowing the color and shade of the light to be changed to suit the surrounding environment and personal preferences.

"Sat" symbolically represents an element of space, a recurring theme in Bruno Bani's works, known for his ability to evoke the infinite and the cosmic mystery through the use of rigorous geometries and LED and UV lights. The light, in fact, changes the surrounding environment, creating a unique atmosphere that varies with the different tones and shades selected.

This unique work is hand-signed by the artist on the back, guaranteeing its authenticity and value. Moreover, the work is archived and set in an elegant white frame, ensuring its traceability and relevance in the contemporary artistic scene.

Accompanying the work will be provided the authentic certificate signed by the artist, further attesting to the uniqueness and originality of this creation.