Bruno Bani (1964) - Black hole 40 x 40

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Bruno Bani, Black Hole, 40 × 40 cm (40 × 40 × 4 cm), mixed media with acrylic, gold spray and white LED; original edition, signed by hand, year 2026, in excellent condition, Italian contemporary artwork.

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Black Hole - Bruno Bani (1964)

Title: Black Hole
Artist: Bruno Bani (1964)
Technique: Acrylic, gold spray, pittoscultural elements on canvas + white LED
Dimensions: 40 × 40 × 4 cm
Year: 2026
Signature: Artist's signature on the back
Authenticity: Certificate of authenticity signed by the artist
Archiving: Work registered in the Bruno Bani Archive with a dedicated number
Conditions: Perfect

Description of the work:
This Black Hole fits into Bruno Bani's research on the relationship between light, matter, and perceptual depth. The work arises from the overlay of three levels: a 40×40 canvas hosts a 30×30 disk applied and sprayed in gold, on which sits a second round canvas of 25×25 completely white.
Between the two circles, a luminous ring emerges, generated by the integrated white LED, which defines the boundary of the “vortex” and transforms the piece into a mobile and dynamic pittoscultural form.

Light becomes part of the structural composition: it emphasizes the edge of the gold disk, creates chromatic vibrations that vary with the environment, and activates a constant dialogue between surface and surrounding space.
The optical effect of the gilded ring, perceived differently depending on external lighting, is a characteristic sought by the artist, coherent with his entire body of work.
An elegant and rigorous work that embodies Bani's language, where painting, sculpture, and light merge into a single visual identity.

Black Hole - Bruno Bani (1964)

Title: Black Hole
Artist: Bruno Bani (1964)
Technique: Acrylic, gold spray, pittoscultural elements on canvas + white LED
Dimensions: 40 × 40 × 4 cm
Year: 2026
Signature: Artist's signature on the back
Authenticity: Certificate of authenticity signed by the artist
Archiving: Work registered in the Bruno Bani Archive with a dedicated number
Conditions: Perfect

Description of the work:
This Black Hole fits into Bruno Bani's research on the relationship between light, matter, and perceptual depth. The work arises from the overlay of three levels: a 40×40 canvas hosts a 30×30 disk applied and sprayed in gold, on which sits a second round canvas of 25×25 completely white.
Between the two circles, a luminous ring emerges, generated by the integrated white LED, which defines the boundary of the “vortex” and transforms the piece into a mobile and dynamic pittoscultural form.

Light becomes part of the structural composition: it emphasizes the edge of the gold disk, creates chromatic vibrations that vary with the environment, and activates a constant dialogue between surface and surrounding space.
The optical effect of the gilded ring, perceived differently depending on external lighting, is a characteristic sought by the artist, coherent with his entire body of work.
An elegant and rigorous work that embodies Bani's language, where painting, sculpture, and light merge into a single visual identity.

Details

Artist
Bruno Bani (1964)
Sold with frame
No
Sold by
Owner or reseller
Edition
Original
Title of artwork
Black hole 40 x 40
Technique
Mixed media
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
Italy
Year
2026
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
40 cm
Width
40 cm
Weight
1 kg
Style
Contemporary
Period
2020+
Sold by
ItalyVerified
193
Objects sold
Private

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