Eugenio Miccini (1921-2007) - Parole

Eugenio Miccini (1921-2007) - 'Words' - Iconic work on Plexiglass
We propose an emblematic work with great visual impact by Eugenio Miccini, a central figure in Italian visual poetry and one of the founders of the '63 Group.
This is the sculptural piece titled "Parole," made of brass and Plexiglass (Dark Red and Transparent), a distinctive medium of the artist. The work depicts the iconic word "parole" in gold on a flame-shaped or cloud-shaped silhouette in dark red, resting on a transparent base. This piece perfectly captures the essence of Visual Poetry: the dynamic union between graphic sign and meaning.
Technical and Edition Details
Technique: Sculpture/Multiple in Plexiglass
Dimensions: Height 13.5 cm - Width 20.5 cm.
Limited Edition: The piece is number 49 of a limited run of only 70 copies, ensuring exclusivity for the collector.
Company: the artist's original signature, hand-engraved on the transparent base, at the bottom right.
Brief Biography
Born in Florence in 1921, Eugenio Miccini is considered one of the founders of Visual Poetry and verbal-visual experimentation in Italy. His artistic research, initiated in the 1960s, is characterized by the fusion of poetic language and visual art, often through the use of plastic and everyday materials.
He was among the founding members of the '63 Group, the important Italian neo-avant-garde movement, and of the 70 Group, contributing significantly to the international dissemination of Visual Poetry as a critical and conceptual art form. His works are exhibited in the collections of the world's most important museums.
Additional Notes and Shipping
The shipping will be tracked and insured. The artwork is in excellent condition.