Keizo Moroshita - Senza titolo






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Keizo Moroshita, Senza titolo, a limited edition serigraph 13/180 in abstract style with blue and multicolour tones, depicting a maritime landscape, signed, 59 × 69 cm, Japan, produced in the 1990s, in discrete condition, sold by owner or dealer.
Description from the seller
Every work is accompanied by a certificate of authenticity.
Immersing oneself in this splendid graphic work by Gianni Dova means exploring the precise point where spatialist avant-garde meets the dreamlike and fantastical.
Signed in pencil by the artist at the bottom right and numbered on the left, this large-format color lithograph (80x60 cm) fully expresses the most mature and recherché stylistic hallmark of the Roman-Milanese master. At the center of the composition, a biomorphic and winged figure soars with violent elegance across a deep cobalt-blue background, almost stellar or abyssal.
The chromatic balance is masterful: the cold, sharp architecture of the white and blue wings is interrupted by sudden flashes of speckled red-orange pigments, a memory of his famous “fossils” and his cosmic visions. The upper arc delineates the pictorial space, creating a lunar, broad breath of suggestion.
A work of rare visual intensity, ready to be framed and valued. An ideal purchase for both the discerning collector of Italian Spazialismo and for anyone seeking a piece of great design and chromatic charm for their interiors.
Seller's Story
Every work is accompanied by a certificate of authenticity.
Immersing oneself in this splendid graphic work by Gianni Dova means exploring the precise point where spatialist avant-garde meets the dreamlike and fantastical.
Signed in pencil by the artist at the bottom right and numbered on the left, this large-format color lithograph (80x60 cm) fully expresses the most mature and recherché stylistic hallmark of the Roman-Milanese master. At the center of the composition, a biomorphic and winged figure soars with violent elegance across a deep cobalt-blue background, almost stellar or abyssal.
The chromatic balance is masterful: the cold, sharp architecture of the white and blue wings is interrupted by sudden flashes of speckled red-orange pigments, a memory of his famous “fossils” and his cosmic visions. The upper arc delineates the pictorial space, creating a lunar, broad breath of suggestion.
A work of rare visual intensity, ready to be framed and valued. An ideal purchase for both the discerning collector of Italian Spazialismo and for anyone seeking a piece of great design and chromatic charm for their interiors.
