Long Progression #4

Series of silk-screen printing, printed on paper in 30 colors, bound in concertinaed form. The leporello is formed by 60 pages and kept in a cardboard box covered with a cloth reproducing the color of the last layer: silver and covered inside with the color of the first layer: red.

Leporelli
The leporello is a list of colours and tells the story of the stratification of seven layers of colour. This work sprang from a conversation with Fiorenzo Fallani and follows another experience I had with the superimposition of colours in serigraphy. It was conceived as an extension of my painting using another technique. My way of staying in the painting corresponds to the serigraphic technique. One colour on top of another, on top of another, and so on.
This work was created from the correspondence of these two ways of proceeding.
Serigraphy artists call them progressives and in order to reach the final construction of the image they enter wholly inside my work.
The progressives show the trajectory of a process step by step.
You start with one colour, which is superimposed with another.

Silk-screen
Opere realizzate con la tecnica serigrafica