The work of Argentine born artist
Lucio Fontana first came to my attention when I flipped through the new book on Belgian antiquarian extraordinaire,
Axel Vervoordt (see first image). His most notable work features painted canvas with a series of blade cuts, which, as you can see, gives an interesting extra dimension to them. He has pieces in the permanent collections of the Moma New York, and the Guggenheim. And if I'm lucky, mine also one day....
From
"Axel Vervoordt: Timeless Interiors" by Armelle Baron.
Another
Axel Vervoordt interior, on the cover of the Assouline published
"Axel Vervoordt, the story of a style" by Meredith Etherington-Smith.
An interior by
Veere Grenney, left of the fireplace.
Spacial Concept, Expectations, 1959. From the Guggenheim collection.
Spacial Concept, Expectations, 1959. From the
Moma NY collection.
An interior by Veere Grenney, left of the fireplace.
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