Marisa Merz

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Marisa Merz is a multimedia painter and sculptor, as well as the only female artist to be associated with the artistic movement Arte Povera. Since Merz was born in Italy, she was located at the very heart of the movement. Arte Povera promoted a return to simplicity above all else and emphasized the idea that there was significant meaning in the everyday.

« There has never been any division between my life and my work. »
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Though Merz's sculptures express these themes, her work is just as much an exploration of her own existence. Merz is known for her use of the humble, nontraditional art materials she incorporates into her paintings and multimedia installations.

« I’m not interested in power or in career; only myself and the world interest me. I can do little, very little. I am battling against malice and competition. I cannot escape the reality I see. »
Marisa Merz

Some of the things she has used in her work include wire, clay, copper, and many different types of fabric. Marisa Merz takes the themes of the everyday a step further by making use of techniques that would not typically be considered fine art - examples include weaving and knitting. Combining these materials and techniques gives Marisa Merz's work an interesting and particularly relevant edge.

Italia / artista femenina / Arte Povera / Arte Feminista / Modernismo Tardío / Objetos Encontrados

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¿Qué es el arte povera?

Un movimiento y estilo artístico que se originó en Italia durante la década de 1960. Integra elementos del minimalismo, el arte performático y el arte conceptual, utilizando materiales cotidianos o aparentemente sin valor, como periódicos, piedras o trapos. El objetivo era desafiar y subvertir la comercialización del arte.

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