Quartetto indivisibile 1992

Ettore Spalletti's "Quartetto indivisibile" (1992) is a minimalist painting composed of four distinct color fields: two shades of gray, white, and blue. The artist, known for his monochrome works, explores subtle variations in color and texture, evoking a sense of tranquility and contemplation. Spalletti’s signature use of color and the deliberate arrangement of the panels create a sense of unity and balance, making this work a compelling example of Italian Minimalism.