#SpatialConcept

[vowism]

Lucio Fontana's art philosophy centered on exploring the concept of space and the boundaries of form. Active from the late 1920s until his death in 1968, Fontana was an Italian-Argentinian artist whose work evolved from traditional sculpture to pioneering explorations of space and form in art. He believed that art should extend beyond the two-dimensional plane into three-dimensional space. This philosophy is most famously encapsulated in his series "Concetto Spaziale" (Spatial Concept), where he sought to challenge traditional artistic conventions and highlight the infinite possibilities of space.

Fontana's "Concetto Spaziale" series is a revolutionary body of work that redefined the boundaries of visual art. In this series, he created artworks by slashing or puncturing the canvas. These deliberate cuts and holes were not just destructive acts but were meant to transcend the flat surface of the canvas, inviting the viewer to consider the space beyond the artwork itself. By doing so, Fontana aimed to break away from the conventional limitations of the canvas as a flat, contained surface. He viewed the act of cutting the canvas as a way to liberate it from its physical constraints and transform it into a gateway to infinite space.

For example, in Concetto Spaziale, Attese (Spatial Concept, Waiting), Fontana made multiple vertical slashes on the canvas. These cuts symbolize a breach into the infinite, emphasizing the three-dimensional space that lies beyond the two-dimensional plane. The slashes create a dialogue between the material canvas and the immaterial space behind it, urging viewers to think about the unseen dimensions. The simplicity and repetition of the slashes invoke a meditative quality, encouraging contemplation on the nature of space and the void.

Similarly, in Concetto Spaziale, La Fine di Dio (Spatial Concept, The End of God), Fontana created oval canvases with punctured holes. These perforations represent an exploration of the relationship between the material and the void, reflecting Fontana's interest in the cosmic and the infinite. This series underscores his belief that art should reflect the expansive and limitless nature of the universe. The title itself, "The End of God," suggests a profound philosophical inquiry into the nature of existence and the boundaries of human understanding.

Fontana's innovative approach was not limited to the physical act of cutting or puncturing the canvas. He was deeply influenced by contemporary scientific advancements and the changing perceptions of space and reality brought about by mid-20th century technology. His work resonates with the era's fascination with the cosmos and the unknown, mirroring humanity's quest to explore and understand the vastness of the universe. Through his "Concetto Spaziale" series, Fontana's philosophy of integrating space into art becomes evident. He sought to create a new dimension in art, one that reflects the limitless possibilities of the universe and our expanding understanding of it. This innovative approach has cemented his legacy as a pioneer in the conceptual and spatial art movements, influencing countless artists and reshaping the trajectory of modern art.

Fontana's contributions to art extend beyond his physical works; his theoretical writings and manifestos further elaborate on his vision of spatial art. He argued that traditional art forms were no longer sufficient to express the complexities of the modern world. Instead, he advocated for an art that embraced the dynamic and ever-changing nature of contemporary life, an art that was as much about the voids and spaces as it was about the material forms.

In summary, Lucio Fontana's exploration of space and form through his "Concetto Spaziale" series has had a profound impact on the art world. His work challenges viewers to look beyond the surface and consider the infinite possibilities that lie within and beyond the canvas. By integrating space into his art, Fontana opened up new avenues for artistic expression, paving the way for future generations of artists to explore and redefine the boundaries of art. His legacy as a pioneer of conceptual and spatial art continues to influence and inspire, demonstrating the enduring power of innovative thinking in the arts.

[speechwithshells]

Prepositions | Parent Tips for Speech | Toddler Learning | First Words | Educational Videos for Kids

Prepositions | Parent Tips for Speech | Toddler Learning | First Words | Educational Videos for Kids https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lfbfpIi9B4E Have you ever heard of spatial concepts and how they can help your baby with their daily communication skills? Many prepositions describe spatial relationships, such as "in," "on," "under," "over," "beside," etc. Spatial concepts refer to our understanding of how objects, people, and places are positioned in relation to each other. These concepts include ideas like distance, direction, location, and the relationships between objects in space. Examples of spatial concepts include knowing the difference between “in” and ���on,” and being able to describe the location of items in a room or on a map. Mastering spatial concepts is crucial for effective communication, navigation, problem-solving, and various cognitive and developmental skills. Don't miss out on valuable insights that can make a difference in your child's speech development—subscribe now and let's zoom into the world of speech (with shells) together on SpeechWithShells! ⚠️ DISCLAIMER: If your child has a speech delay, please schedule an appointment with your pediatrician and contact early intervention services. Michelle's videos are not a substitute for speech therapy. If you have any questions or concerns regarding the speech and language development of your child, yourself, or a family member, always seek guidance from your doctor or a qualified speech-language pathologist. The content on this channel is not intended to replace or supersede the advice of a medical professional. Never ignore the advice of a medical professional or postpone seeking professional medical advice based on information you have encountered on this channel. #prepositions #parenting #speech #speechandlanguage #languageskills #toddlerlearning #firstwords #educationalvideosforkids #communication #spatialconcepts #learntotalk #speechtherapy #speechwithshells #earlychildhooddevelopment #earlyintervention #signlanguage #baby #babymilestones #toddlermilestones #learnanimals #gesture #speechtherapyfortoddlers #parentingtips via Speech With Shells https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCVjYZ4RslDFDqW-J_4yc6ZA May 12, 2024 at 01:02AM

[daughterofnature]

Lucio Fontana, Concetto spaziale, 1958, scratches, slashes and aniline on linen paper.

[mj1982mjha]

#LucioFontana . #Artwork : #Expectation. #Art. #Artist . #SpatialConcept . #Spatialism . #ContemporaryArt . #ModernArt . #ArgentineItalianArt . (at Samastipur) https://www.instagram.com/p/BxK2HtdB2po/?igshid=1hneuuwbjyd81

[clairellllxt]

Concept design | A reformatory concept for hotel, in conversation with the burgeoning topic of co-living, co-working and community.

[my50fabulous]

Lucio Fontana at Galleria Borghese #spatialconcept #luciofontana #gold #concettospaziale #oro #galleriaborghese https://www.instagram.com/p/ByNwPfhlibO/?igshid=duo12m10az15

[randyburman]

#luciofontana #spatialconcept # #metbreuer #nyc #nyctrippin #randyburman (at The Met Breuer) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bv_ZtsaHpja/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=19yc0jzfebz44

[veermaal]

In the first room of @collezione_maramotti permanent collection, visitors are greeted by iconic artworks, such as this, Concetto Spaziale. Attese, 1968, by Lucio Fontana. Lucio Fontana was a post-war sculptor, painter and theorist, one of the most famous Italian artists of the 20th century. With his Manifesto Blanco he changed the artist’s point of view, bringing art to a new dimension with Spatialism. He looked at the future, seeking for a new artistic language that he brought into his series of “Spatial Concept” artworks, combining colors, lights and dimensions. Lucio Fontana is the fourth artist mentioned in the Unknown Heritage manifesto. #luciofontana #spatialism #manifestoblanco #concettospaziale #spatialconcepts #collezionemaramotti #art #reggioemilia #unknownmanifesto #heritage (at Collezione Maramotti) https://www.instagram.com/p/CGPgUnYJgae/?igshid=184c1ytbo74hz

[dirtyfilthy]

Tunes

Thanks for tagging me @its-toasted

10 (actually 8) tunes currently on high rotation. All spotify links because some of these apparently didn't exist on youtube:

“Give” - Harari 

An entire afrobeat / afro-funk philosophy of life

“Feels Right” - Biig Piig

My current “spending time with my baby” song.

“Carpet Warehouse” - Bill Brewster

Modern funk distilled to base principles.

“Sid Redad” - Fadoul

Arabic cover of Brand New Bag by James Brown. Need I say more? 

“Theme From Which Way Is Up” - Stargard

Slapping funk from 1978

“I Need You Tonight” - Punkin Machine

Cheesy disco from 1981

“Hit Or Miss” - Bo Diddley

The ultimate celebration of self from a consummate soul master.

Tagging @allnightsong2 @spatialconcepts @questionthebox and @buxomblues

[drannafs]

#fengshuiinspirations #fengshuiconcepts #DrAnnaMarkovicPlestovic #annafengshui #spatialconcepts #spatialstrategies https://www.instagram.com/p/BtYPIdDBFXe/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=23ij3spgzvjw

[lamaisonrebelle]

Happy Holidays! Lucio Fontana: Concetto Spaziale (1964) #happyholidays #luciofontana #fineart #christmas #spatialconcept #abstractart #impressionism #love #lamaisonrebelle (at Hollywood Hills) https://www.instagram.com/p/Br059ThDo6l/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=oy0j5asbwrj5

[its-toasted]

same and @n-tanxious @esn13 @spatialconcepts @simply-eno @persephoneshellhounds

The inability for us tumblrers to personalize our feeds into segmented follower lists is a really big mistake

[mj1982mjha]

#LucioFontana. #Painting : #SpatialConcept: #Waiting . #Painter . #Art. #Artist . #AbstractArt . #ContemporaryArt. #Spatialism. #ArgentineItalianArt. #CanvasPainting. (at Samastipur) https://www.instagram.com/p/BujCJX1B8x0/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=d0brv2kcij65

[randyburman]

#luciofontana #spatialconcept #moonovervenice #metbreuer #nyc #nyctrippin #randyburman (at The Met Breuer) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bv_ZI1qHHis/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1tdqj3mnzc6rd

[dirtyfilthy]

The Whole Wide World

I have my fellow honorary Australian’s @buxomblues @spatialconcepts and @luminosa-noche (the none of us born in this country I think)

Actual Australians @riddlemethispoetry and @collect

From my hometown of NZ @betterthannonfiction

From the UK we have @lydiateasedale

From India, @khali-shabd

From Turkey, @yildizisigii

From Germany, @le-seul-mot0001 

Sorry yanks, there’s too many of you to mention. I tend to assume people on here are American, unless told otherwise. If any of mutuals are from anywhere else, I’d be keen to hear!