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paintings that usually depict the life of the Buddha or a Mandala
The printed graphic work until 1968
e impressa su carta Mulino del Gallo in complessivi 450 esemplari nel 1981 da Sciardelli di Milano per conto delle Edizioni Salamon e Tonini
Designing Nature: The Rinpa Aesthetic in Japanese Art
Off-text plate for the XXème Siècle of 1938
STÉPHANE RIME, NoName (fucsia), 2018 sculture paintings that usually depict theNoName literally means "without a name" and aims to evoke all the unknowns, the anonymous, the travelers, the people who come from afar, but also those nearby whom we do not see and remain invisible to our eyes. From the repetition of the word "NoName," which traces random boundaries on the canvas, abstraction is born: colors cross the drawn limits, blend, overflow, and overlap until the originally imagined contours are no longer clearly visible.