Paolo Guidi's Sculptural Theater Explored in Recent Feature

A recent article examines the artistic practice of Paolo Guidi, an Italian artist born in 1962. Guidi is recognized for co-founding the innovative theater company Raffaello Sanzio during the 1980s alongside his sister Chiara Guidi and Claudia and Romeo Castellucci. The company was noted for its groundbreaking theatrical productions that reflected the ideals of Antonin Artaud. Guidi's current work, which transcends simple categorization as sculpture, is presented as a unique contribution to the contemporary art scene. He studied under painter Concetto Pozzati (1935-2017) and trained with skilled wood artisans. His diploma thesis at the Accademia di Belle Arti di Bologna focused on International Klein Blue, the deep ultramarine color. The article, published on April 1, 2026, includes reflections on theater as event, sculpture as duration, and biography as a site where material learns to think.