![Alighiero Boetti's Ammazzare il Tempo, serigraph, grid of colorful block letters, signed and encased in perspex. Alighiero Boetti's Ammazzare il Tempo, serigraph, grid of colorful block letters, signed and encased in perspex.](https://media.composition.gallery/artworkpic/alighiero-boetti-ammazzare-il-tempo-color-silkscreen-and-collagecard-available-for-sale-on-composition-gallery1689082066-76822_500x496.jpg)
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Color silkscreen, collage/card Numbered and signed "Alighiero e Boetti" by the artist on the front Limited edition of 50 ex. Perspex case. Printer: Studio 3. Published by TxT - 1983 // Ammazzare il Tempo by Alighiero Boetti is a serigraph created in 1983, representing the artist's interest in language and visual structure. This limited edition print, part of a series of only 50, features a vibrant collage of bold, block letters arranged in a grid format. Each letter and background block is filled with contrasting colors, creating a dynamic interplay between form and hue. The work's title, which translates to Killing Time, aligns with Boetti’s conceptual approach, emphasizing the passage of time and the repetitive nature of patterns. Signed by the artist, it is housed in a perspex case, highlighting its collectability and artistic significance.
Ammazzare il tempo, 1983
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Color silkscreen, collage/card Numbered and signed "Alighiero e Boetti" by the artist on the front Limited edition of 50 ex. Perspex case. Printer: Studio 3. Published by TxT - 1983 // Ammazzare il Tempo by Alighiero Boetti is a serigraph created in 1983, representing the artist's interest in language and visual structure. This limited edition print, part of a series of only 50, features a vibrant collage of bold, block letters arranged in a grid format. Each letter and background block is filled with contrasting colors, creating a dynamic interplay between form and hue. The work's title, which translates to Killing Time, aligns with Boetti’s conceptual approach, emphasizing the passage of time and the repetitive nature of patterns. Signed by the artist, it is housed in a perspex case, highlighting its collectability and artistic significance.
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