Untitled 

Rodolfo Arico's 'Untitled' is a striking exploration of form and colour. The artwork consists of vertical bands of varying shades of blue, each subtly distinct, creating a nuanced visual experience. The rounded corners soften the overall shape, inviting the eye to travel smoothly across the surface. Arico's minimalist approach encourages us to consider the structural elements at play. The composition relies on the interplay between colour and shape. This interplay reflects the artist’s engagement with the semiotic system of signs. The choice of blue, a colour often associated with tranquility, may evoke a sense of calm, yet the variations within the bands introduce a dynamic tension. The artwork challenges fixed meanings by engaging with new ways of thinking about perception and representation. The piece functions not just aesthetically but also as part of a larger cultural and philosophical discourse. The interplay between the muted blue tones and the geometry of the bands creates a visual language that invites ongoing interpretation and re-interpretation.