Base di color 1991

Ettore Spalletti's "Base di color" (1991) is a minimalist sculpture that explores the relationship between color, form, and space. The sculpture consists of a simple rectangular form made of painted wood, creating a subtle interplay between the soft blue pigment and the white surface it rests on. Spalletti, known for his geometric and abstract works, often used color as a primary element to create atmospheric and evocative experiences. The work's simplicity invites viewers to engage with the subtle nuances of color and its impact on perception.