THE ARTWORK
In Marco Gastini’s Lettera B, marks become minute and sparse. Small traces are distributed across a light field, leaving the space between them to construct the composition’s rhythm. The image calls for close attention capable of perceiving barely discernible differences.
The 1974 screenprint belongs to the portfolio A,B,C,D,E-F. The title introduces an alphabetical sequence, yet the surface remains open to visual reading: concentrations and pauses guide attention without becoming a defined figure. White thus becomes an active presence that sustains and measures each intervention.
The 1974 screenprint belongs to the portfolio A,B,C,D,E-F. The title introduces an alphabetical sequence, yet the surface remains open to visual reading: concentrations and pauses guide attention without becoming a defined figure. White thus becomes an active presence that sustains and measures each intervention.