Massimo Kaufmann's Tactile Paintings at Drago artecontemporanea, Palermo
Massimo Kaufmann (Milan, 1963) presents his synesthetic works at Drago artecontemporanea in Palermo. The exhibition, titled "Pesce di terraferma," marks the third and final installment of Maurizio Padovano's serial narrative published by Drago Edizioni. Kaufmann illustrates the story with twelve original cards "drawn" on Braille writing pages. Inspired by the tactile experience of volumes at the Biblioteca Italiana per Ciechi in Monza, Kaufmann creates abstract paintings on colored sheets that invite touch. His series "Clinamen," named after the Epicurean physics concept describing the swerve of atoms that gives rise to the variety of phenomena, depicts an order within chaos through unpredictable trajectories of pure energy. The exhibition runs at Drago artecontemporanea in Palermo.
Key facts
- Massimo Kaufmann was born in Milan in 1963.
- The exhibition is titled 'Pesce di terraferma'.
- It is the third and final part of Maurizio Padovano's serial narrative.
- The narrative is published by Drago Edizioni.
- Kaufmann created twelve original cards on Braille writing pages.
- He was inspired by tactile volumes at the Biblioteca Italiana per Ciechi in Monza.
- The series 'Clinamen' references Epicurean physics.
- The exhibition is at Drago artecontemporanea in Palermo.
Entities
Artists
- Massimo Kaufmann
- Maurizio Padovano
Institutions
- Drago artecontemporanea
- Drago Edizioni
- Biblioteca Italiana per Ciechi di Monza
Locations
- Milan
- Italy
- Monza
- Palermo