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Mario Schifano's 7-meter dance canvas goes on sale in Rome

market-auction · 2026-04-27

Mario Schifano's monumental circular painting 'Il cosmo e gli elementi', created in 1991 as a stage set for the dance-theatre piece 'Due Madri' by Miguel de Unamuno, is being put up for sale by its owner Aurelio Gatti. The 7-meter-diameter mixed-media work, designed to be danced upon, will be exhibited on October 14 and 15, 2020 at the Teatro Basilica in Rome, where it will also be used for performances. Schifano, a key figure in Italian Pop art, collaborated with director Patrick Latronica and the MDA Danza company, including soprano Annette Meriweather and dancers Bob Curtis, Gianna Beduschi, Gioia Guida, and Massimo D'Orazio. The painting features a spiral of colors representing the cosmos and primordial forces, with golden footprints of the dancers embedded on its perimeter. Despite over 100 performances, the canvas remains intact. During the exhibition, two dance shows will take place: 'Infiniti Mondi' by Mario Brancaccio at 5 PM and 'Confine' by Luna Marongiu at 7 PM, featuring dancers Paola Saribas and Matteo Gentiluomo.

Key facts

  • Mario Schifano created 'Il cosmo e gli elementi' in 1991 for the dance-theatre piece 'Due Madri'.
  • The painting is a 7-meter-diameter circular mixed-media work.
  • It was first performed on July 21, 1991 in Cesenatico and toured major Italian theatres until 1995.
  • The work is owned by Aurelio Gatti, former producer and artistic director of the show.
  • It will be exhibited on October 14 and 15, 2020 at Teatro Basilica in Rome.
  • The canvas features golden footprints of dancers Gianna Beduschi and Gioia Guida.
  • Schifano collaborated with director Patrick Latronica and the MDA Danza company.
  • Two dance performances will accompany the exhibition: 'Infiniti Mondi' and 'Confine'.

Entities

Artists

  • Mario Schifano
  • Patrick Latronica
  • Annette Meriweather
  • Bob Curtis
  • Gianna Beduschi
  • Gioia Guida
  • Massimo D'Orazio
  • Mario Brancaccio
  • Luna Marongiu
  • Paola Saribas
  • Matteo Gentiluomo
  • Aurelio Gatti

Institutions

  • MDA Danza
  • Teatro Basilica

Locations

  • Rome
  • Italy
  • Cesenatico

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