Alfabeto, 2013 (2018)

7 elements: lead, tin, copper, iron, mercury, silver, gold
255 x 62 x 3 cm
An alphabet of possible derivations
"Alfabeto, installed as a kind of manifesto at the building's entrance. While the artist himself worked the leaves of lead, tin, copper, silver, and gold, in which the incisions, folds and bends are the fruit of a manual labour resulting in a variety of geometries, the elaboration of the mercury in a glass tube and the weaving of iron wire into a circle were tasks requiring the hands of careful, sensitive specialists. The coming together of every one of his different working groups, devoted to the seven metals, defines the work as a possible foundation, an alphabet of a vast range of different derivations."
(Frank Boehm, Places and Encounters, in Remo Salvadori. Continuo Infinito Presente / Sostare / Nel Momento, catalogue of the exhibition at the Stiftung Insel Hombroich, Neuss, September 9 – December 9, 2018 [Berlin: Distanz, 2018], 179)
"Remo Salvadori. Continuo Infinito Presente / Sostare / Nel Momento", Stiftung Insel Hombroich, Neuss, 2018
Photo © Attilio Maranzano

Alfabeto, 2013 (2018)

7 elements: lead, tin, copper, iron, mercury, silver, gold
255 x 62 x 3 cm
An alphabet of possible derivations
"Alfabeto, installed as a kind of manifesto at the building's entrance. While the artist himself worked the leaves of lead, tin, copper, silver, and gold, in which the incisions, folds and bends are the fruit of a manual labour resulting in a variety of geometries, the elaboration of the mercury in a glass tube and the weaving of iron wire into a circle were tasks requiring the hands of careful, sensitive specialists. The coming together of every one of his different working groups, devoted to the seven metals, defines the work as a possible foundation, an alphabet of a vast range of different derivations."
(Frank Boehm, Places and Encounters, in Remo Salvadori. Continuo Infinito Presente / Sostare / Nel Momento, catalogue of the exhibition at the Stiftung Insel Hombroich, Neuss, September 9 – December 9, 2018 [Berlin: Distanz, 2018], 179)