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Getulio Alviani

Getulio Alviani (1939 - 2018) was active/lived in Italy.  Getulio Alviani is known for Vibrating texture surface sculpture.

Getulio Alviani was born in Udine (Italy) in 1939. Until 1959 Alviani dedicated himself to the study of problems relating to structured plasticity and visual communication in general, collaborating with industry as a graphic artist, designer and art director. He also produced polyvalent monochrome structures in relation to the environment, which he studied the possibilities of transforming in constructive and visual terms. He designed plastic objects in series, dynamic-optical structures, and induced spectacular luminous vibration effects. His Vibrating Texture Surfaces in steel and aluminum, started in 1960, represent the most extensive and best known of his projects.

As Argan wrote: “These works -in which the artist’s operation induces particular effects of luminous reflection and refraction -are both works of art in the usual sense of the term and promoters of visual experience.” In 1963, anticipating optical art, he designed textiles with a visual-kinetic criterion for   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 2863 characters.]  Artist bio

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