Gino Marotta exhibition at Galleria Erica Ravenna, Rome
A tribute to Gino Marotta (1935-2012) is on view at Via Margutta in Rome, hosted by Galleria Erica Ravenna. Marotta, an electronic engineer turned artist, debuted in 1957 in Milan under Emilio Villa's guidance, known for his experimental use of methacrylate and perspex. His works mimic natural forms through transparent plastic, creating a liminal iconosphere. The exhibition showcases several of these pieces.
Key facts
- Gino Marotta (1935-2012) is honored in a Rome exhibition.
- The show is at Galleria Erica Ravenna on Via Margutta.
- Marotta debuted artistically in Milan in 1957 with Emilio Villa.
- He was an electronic engineer before organizing cultural events.
- His signature material is methacrylate or perspex.
- His works are inspired by nature, creating a mimetic iconosphere.
- The exhibition includes several of his plastic sculptures.
- Marotta's style blends technical experimentation with material research.
Entities
Artists
- Gino Marotta
- Emilio Villa
Institutions
- Galleria Erica Ravenna
Locations
- Rome
- Italy
- Milan
- Via Margutta