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9 de mar. de 2021 · One of the artists was the prolific “polymaterialist” Italian painter and sculptor Alberto Burri (1915-1995). ... leading him to incorporate cretti (cracks) in his paintings from 1973 on. This ...
Il Cretto di Burri o cretto di Gibellina è il nome con cui è colloquialmente conosciuto il Grande Cretto, opera di arte ambientale di Alberto Burri. È stata realizzata in una prima fase tra il 1984 e il 1989 e successivamente completata nel 2015, nel luogo in cui sorgeva la città vecchia di Gibellina, completamente distrutta dal terremoto del Belice del 1968
1985 — 2015. The Grande Cretto Gibellina is the largest work of art realized by Alberto Burri. It covers a surface of 86,000 square metres above the rubble of the town of Gibellina (Trapani) destroyed by the catastrophic earthquake that struck the Belìce Valley in January 1968. In 1980, Burri and other well-known artists from the ...
Alberto Burri's Cretti are among the most important and best-loved works in the hugely-influential artist's oeuvre. Together they form an important series of paintings that the artist began relatively late in his career in 1973. Nero cretto is a large and important example from this series made in 1973 and was one of a series of ten monumental ...
The nomenclature of Alberto Burri’s Cretti derives from the French term craquelure, which describes the spindly web of fissures that traverse the surfaces of aging paintings. Though craquelure is generally considered undesirable, here Burri valorizes it, using what many consider a detriment—paint’s proclivity to dry and flake—to achieve a novel aesthetic.
15 de feb. de 1995 · Alberto Burri was born in 1915 in Città di Castello, Perugia in the Umbria region of Italy. His father, Pietro, was a wine merchant and his mother, Carolina, was an elementary school teacher. From an early age, Burri demonstrated a passion for drawing and a desire to understand the works of the great Renaissance masters, and especially Piero della Francesca , whom he admired above all others.
Cretto G 1 (1975) by Alberto Burri La Galleria Nazionale. In 1973 Burri made his debut with another new material and process. The "Cretti" (Cracks), created with a new blend of different dried materials, marked a return to the artist’s experimental approach towards disorder and the reactions of materials, which had been a feature of his work ...
