Claudio Rotta Loria - Superfici A Interferenza Luminosa (1968-1981)

This book offers a comprehensive overview of Claudio Rotta Loria's artistic research and work from 1968 to 1981. Exploring the underlying tensions and constants of his oeuvre, it covers some of the major cycles that marked his efforts in this period before arriving at the titular body of work. It also features a comprehensive critical anthology, gathering several of the most significant texts on Rotta Loria's work from over the years, by writers such as Gillo Dorfles, Bruno Munari, and Giorgio Di Genova. Apparent is Rotta Loria's focus on programmed and kinetic structurality, as well as the poetic value of geometry, inspired by the subtleties of perceptive and sensory stimulus.