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Evandro Muti was born in
Viterbo (Italy), where he began his artistic career. His first works reflect
the experiences in the youth, creating the effect of light and dark,
thick, light and shadows with simple black lineson whit cardstock.
This work lasts up to the early seventies, when he moved to Rome to
follow studies architettura.Comincia to attend the major tunnels in
the capital, knows several artists, with whom friendship ago, and
discovered the famous school of "Bauhaus" and with it its major
exponents in the field pictorial, which Kle, Kandinsky, Mondrian and
Vasarely, which determine his technique, to invent a genre. This
discovery will mark a key step in its art.
From this moment abandons black and white and is dedicated to color,
which deals with a lot of originality and spigliatezza. Create
visions of abstract, formed by interlacing geometric forms on
different floors, making the almost three-dimensional framework
pursuing this speech until the early eighties. During this period
there is a first approach to figurative, creates a |
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world where all his
paintings of onirici, enchanted, landscape architectural
Evandro muti
structures with imaginary, surreal, with background plates, without
nuances but with a strong vitality colour. Ritrae items commonly
used in stilizza forms, making them almost alien.
The mastery of color and smooth finish tract confer the intense
raffinatezza.In summary Evandro is attentive to, interested in the
part, contemporary color. Just to fragment and colour follows its
latest generation of paintings, his latest inventions.
Those are
new: fragments of trains. The train, a symbol par excellence of the
trip, what in fact the artist performs with his paintings, an
imaginary trip around the world, trying to embrace all peoples in
the hope of bringing a message of peace and brotherhood.
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