Lucio Fontana - Untitled, Print (Etching), 1962

Lucio Fontana

Untitled

1962
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Print, Limited Edition
Etching, Paper
23.5 x 28.5 cm
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Edition 31/75, Hand Signed
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The artwork is part of the A3M Collection

Artwork
«Untitled»
in Interior

Print Untitled in light living room
Print Untitled in large empty light living room
Print Untitled in dark living room
Print Untitled in dark living room
Print Untitled in light bedroom
Print Untitled in dark bedroom
Print Untitled on warm wall
Print Untitled on light wall
Print Untitled on dark wall
Print Untitled on dark wall
Print Untitled in warm interior next to a lady
Print Untitled in dark interior next to a lady
Print Untitled in light interior next to a lady

Vaisilisa, art-curator

— This delicate work by Lucio Fontana captures the essence of his lifelong pursuit: the transformation of space into a living, breathing dimension. A single, continuous line meanders across the paper, simultaneously fragile and resolute, evoking both gesture and void. The drawing’s minimalism conceals a deep philosophical intent — the artist’s desire to move beyond representation and allow the act of creation itself to define form.

Fontana’s line does not describe objects; it reveals movement, rhythm, and energy suspended in silence. The curve unfolds like a trace of thought, a pulse that both separates and connects. Within the apparent simplicity lies a tension between control and spontaneity, between order and chaos — an echo of Fontana’s spatial concepts, in which the physical breach of the surface became an opening toward infinity.

Here, the void becomes the subject. The expanse of untouched paper surrounding the fine thread of ink amplifies its presence, turning emptiness into an active field of perception. This work embodies Fontana’s belief that art should no longer imitate the world but exist within it as pure experience — an encounter between gesture, matter, and infinite space.

Lucio Fontana

Lucio Fontana is best known for his radical approach to painting, particularly his iconic “Concetto Spaziale” (Spatial Concept) series, in which he slashed or punctured the canvas. These works challenged the traditional notion of the flat pictorial surface, introducing real space into painting.

Artist Lucio Fontana

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