Modular
- Artist
- Fabio de Sanctis
- Date
- 1965
- Style
- Surrealism
- Genre
- Design
Created in 1965 by Fabio de Sanctis, Modular exemplifies the artist’s engagement with Design principles through a structured yet dynamic composition. De Sanctis employs a refined technique characterized by precise forms arranged in interchangeable units, emphasizing repetition and variation. The work’s modularity reflects a systematic approach that aligns with mid-20th-century explorations of form and function. While grounded in abstraction, the piece resonates with elements reminiscent of Surrealism, presenting an interplay between order and the subconscious. This artwork stands as a compelling intersection of creative rigor and evocative visual language within its genre.
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