Achille Perilli's Abstract Art on Show in Milan
Achille Perilli (Rome, 1927), a leading figure in Italian abstraction, is the subject of a new exhibition organized by auction house Cambi in Milan. The show highlights the stylistic coherence of Perilli's career, juxtaposing early 1960s works from his Fumetti series with recent canvases. His rational, asymmetrical style consistently explores form and color, never straying from geometric fascination. Also on display are sculptures from the Alberi series, where wooden trunks are adorned with geometric gems, demonstrating the versatility of his approach. The exhibition is free and follows Covid-19 regulations.
Key facts
- Achille Perilli was born in Rome in 1927.
- The exhibition is organized by auction house Cambi.
- The show includes works from the early 1960s Fumetti series.
- Recent canvases are also displayed.
- Perilli's style is described as rational and asymmetrical.
- Sculptures from the Alberi series are featured.
- The Alberi series uses wooden trunks with geometric gems.
- The exhibition is free and follows Covid-19 norms.
Entities
Artists
- Achille Perilli
Institutions
- Cambi
Locations
- Milan
- Italy
- Rome