Lucio Pozzi's First Solo Show at RizzutoGallery Palermo
RizzutoGallery in Palermo hosts Lucio Pozzi's first solo exhibition in the city, titled 'Single and Plural.' Born in 1935, the Milanese artist holds an American passport and trained as an architect. The show avoids an anthological ambition, instead emphasizing the coherence of his artistic journey across the Neoavanguardie map between Europe and the United States. Pozzi's work spans environmental installation, Fluxus performance, conceptual art, minimalism, and Anti-Form, always retaining an analytical approach to painting and color. His photography disrupts linear wall narratives rather than serving didactic purposes. His research develops through 'families' of works, alternating figurative and analytical painting, sign intuition, and color instinct. The art exists only in dialogue with the viewer's gaze and spatial position. The piece 'Inventory Game' (1968-2011) offers the public a combinatorial word list opening to his fertile thinking.
Key facts
- Lucio Pozzi's first solo exhibition in Palermo at RizzutoGallery.
- Exhibition titled 'Single and Plural'.
- Pozzi was born in 1935, is Milanese, holds an American passport, and trained as an architect.
- The show is not anthological but highlights coherence across Neoavanguardie movements.
- Works include environmental installation, Fluxus performance, conceptual art, minimalism, and Anti-Form.
- Photography is used to create short-circuits in linear wall narratives.
- Artworks are organized into 'families' without standard art history labels.
- 'Inventory Game' (1968-2011) presents a combinatorial word list for audience interaction.
Entities
Artists
- Lucio Pozzi
Institutions
- RizzutoGallery
Locations
- Palermo
- Italy
- Milan
- United States