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In 1990 at a retrospective exhibition at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Grenoble exhibited for the first time “Cosmic Magnet, ” a giant human skeleton twenty-four meters long, nine wide and four high-lying ground almost perfectly correct from a Anatomically except for the long nose, another sign that the long noses and recurrent characteristic in many works of De Dominicis.
Gino De Dominicis was one of the most emblematic and controversial artists of the Italian market after World War II. Complex and enigmatic, and carries out its poetic expression through different techniques.
Ancona, 1947 – Rome, November 29, 1998
“the work is exposed Maxxi Museum of Rome”
En 1990 en una exposición retrospectiva en el Museo de Arte Contemporáneo de Grenoble exhibió por primera vez “Cosmic Imán”, un esqueleto humano gigante veinticuatro metros de largo, nueve de ancho y cuatro de alta altitud baja casi perfectamente correcto desde un Anatómicamente a excepción de la nariz larga, otra señal de que la nariz larga y característica recurrente en muchas obras de De Dominicis.
Gino De Dominicis fue uno de los artistas más emblemáticos y controversiales del mercado italiano después de la Segunda Guerra Mundial. Complejo y enigmático, y lleva a cabo su expresión poética a través de diferentes técnicas.
Ancona, 1947 – Roma, 29 de noviembre 1998
“la obra està en exhibición en el Museo Maxxi de Roma”
Nel 1990 in occasione di una mostra antologica al Museo d’Arte Contemporanea di Grenoble espose per la prima volta “Calamita Cosmica”, un gigantesco scheletro umano lungo ventiquattro metri, largo nove e alto quasi quattro sdraiato al suolo, perfettamente corretto da un punto di vista anatomico tranne che per il lungo naso, un altro segno, quello dei lunghi nasi caratteristico e ricorrente in molte opere di De Dominicis.
Gino De Dominicis è stato uno dei più emblematici e controversi artisti del panorama italiano del secondo dopoguerra. Complesso ed enigmatico, esplicitò la propria poetica attraverso le più diverse tecniche espressive.
Ancona, 1947 – Roma, 29 novembre 1998
“l’opera è esposta al Museo Maxxi di Roma”
fonte wikipedia
57 Comments
Bonita foto y bonita escultura. Bien captado el juego de luces y sombras.
Fantastique image Fabrizio, une composition géniale. ***** stars. Bonne soirée.
Hahaha…Such a huge creature!
Very nice composition with all those lines and curves. An interesting exhibit!
What a great shot… It seems very out of proportion!
Great shot, you did it pretty well with the composition and all those lines and elements.
Amazing. I’ve never seen a representation of a skeleton that large!
La struttura del museo sovrasta e racchiude come un’urna quest’opera e ci regala, grazie al tuo angolo di ripresa e anche alla piccola figura sullo sfondo, la sensazione di assistere al rinvenimento di uno speciale cimitero dei giganti…. Buona giornata.
Buena foto.
That would sure take you by surprise, Fabrizio! One time it would be fun to see this with a person next to it to give it scale. I can tell it’s huge!
Les proportions sont telles qu’elles nous perturbent (en bien) dans la lecture de cette photo. Le cadrage et la composition sont géniales…
Wow… amazing !
Contemporary art at its best !
inquiétante image amis excellent travail de l’artiste
Good photo Fabrizio
L’ho vista dal vivo, davvero suggestivo. Qualche mese fa era in Piazza del Duomo, davanti al Palazzo Reale, a Milano.
Opera impressionante!
nice image, great subject. love the wide view
Such a great skeleton and how small the trees are … and look at the woman in the background – it looks if she stands on the leg of the giant.
Cool skeleton)
Excellent perspective and dynamics – an excellent and interesting shot
Impressive sculpture, what a sight to see.
Intriguing skeleton and a fine image.
LOL .. very good place to sleep. Good how you managed the light.
Ciao Fabrizio, anche per te un “in bocca al lupo” per questo nuovo sito e per le tue belle fotografie!
Alessandro
Excellent framing here Fabrizio. The elements of the image fit together perfectly much like a jigsaw puzzle. I very much like this extremely well crafted shot.
I wasn’t expecting that. Very cool!
Interesting subject matter; love the execution in wide –very well composed, too.
24 meters tall human, that would be impressive… Makes me think of stories of giants I have seen when I was a child.
wow! now that’s one impressive art installation.. nicely captured..
Oh wow, that’s massive! Looks like an interesting exhibit.
I hope you have a good weekend!
Fantastique image
excellent image – I suppose that is a sculpture
Interesting photo and description.
When I saw the nose I thought of Pinocchio
A great find – wonderful perspective and POV
I like the low viewpoint…a great capture Fabrizio!
Ottima foto! Molto ben gestita la luce.
Non lo conoscevo proprio questo artista, andrò ad informarmi perchè mi hai incuriosito molto!
Impressive!!
makes me smile. Really cool shot.
superb capture
Is it true that men and women have different amount of bones?
I heard that male have an extra bone.
Ah… that must be a lazybones!
This is a fascinating image! Great control of light and beautiful composition!
tu as trouvé le royaume de Gulliver !
Excellent shot !! Nice PoV
This is a beautiful photo so very nice.
Looks interesting.
Great shot of a Very interesting subject Fabrizio.
Beautiful lines leading into the subject. A most unusual instillation, but very imaginative.
Amazing sculpture and a great point of view. I also like the curves in the building and ground.
That’s pretty interesting…and a bit creepy! Great work! Also, the new site looks great!
what a great and “big” find. very well wide angle capture
Wow, what a sight!
wonderful!
cool shot, great geometry
Cavoli! impressionante!!!
Nice shot Fabrizio, that’s a cool installation. Site is looking great.
oh wow,,,,lovely composition
inquietante… nel senso dell’opera d’arte… tu poi ha reso benissimo questo feeling
Too cool!!!