Untitled 

Rodolfo Aricò made this Untitled artwork with mixed media on paper during a vibrant period of artistic exploration in Italy. Aricò was part of a generation grappling with post-war identity and the rapid changes of the 20th century. This piece seems to speak to those tensions through its exploration of geometry and color. Notice the colorful triangles—red, yellow, green—which push against a pale background that feels almost like a faded grid. The sharp lines and precise shapes juxtapose with a more gestural, almost chaotic mark-making, creating a visual dialogue between order and freedom. The careful composition and deliberate color choices may reflect Aricò's attempt to reconcile tradition with modernity, inviting us to consider how we balance structure and expression in our own lives. In its quiet way, this work is an invitation to contemplate the complexities of identity and history.