An eclectic Italian 20th-century master: Remo Bianco, his wealth of invention and extraordinary freedom of interpretation.
[Remo Bianco / The Gianni Collection] Trained in the period following World War II in the school of Milanese spatialism of Lucio Fontana and Carlo Cardazzo, Remo Bianco (1922-1988) was undoubtedly one of the most innovative, free personalities on the Italian contemporary art scene.
Bianco’s works, from the 3D items to the Imprints and Collages, as well as the famous Tableaux dorés, always reveal a marvelous wealth of invention and extraordinary freedom of interpretation. The catalogue covers the complete output of Bianco, finally offering a complete overview of the fascinating career of this eclectic 20th-century master.