Collection of ten silkscreen prints - Art Structure Editions

The 1960s and 1970s saw the birth of various movements that investigated and stimulated visual perception, both through the traditional methods of painting and sculpture, but also through innovative mechanical means that allowed for serial reproduction. The starting point for these silkscreens is the research that, starting in the years of the historical avant-garde, had been conducted on pure forms and pure colors. Think of Kandinsky's abstractions, or Mondrian's Neoplasticism. With the entry of mechanical means into the world of visual arts, this research was joined by that on seriality and the randomness brought by printing. The works in this collection, and the artists who created them, are part of the broader movement that, in the 1960s and 1970s, explored human perception through the visual arts. The most important movements were Kinetic Art, Programmed Art, and Optical Art.

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