Maurizio Sacripanti
Expo Osaka ’70
29 May - 01 Nov 2015
Maurizio Sacripanti
Expo Osaka ’70
Photo Musacchio&Ianniello. Courtesy Fondazione MAXXI
Expo Osaka ’70
Photo Musacchio&Ianniello. Courtesy Fondazione MAXXI
Maurizio Sacripanti.
Expo Osaka ’70. Photo Musacchio&Ianniello. Courtesy Fondazione MAXXI
Expo Osaka ’70. Photo Musacchio&Ianniello. Courtesy Fondazione MAXXI
Maurizio Sacripanti.
Expo Osaka ’70.
Photo Musacchio&Ianniello. Courtesy Fondazione MAXXI
Expo Osaka ’70.
Photo Musacchio&Ianniello. Courtesy Fondazione MAXXI
MAURIZIO SACRIPANTI
Expo Osaka ’70
29 May 2015 - 1 November 2015
curated by Carlo Serafini and Esmeralda Valente
“A space that moves may mean a country that moves”.
Maurizio Sacripanti
In movement, pulsating, enclosed by an envelope that mutates in an unpredictable, living way: Maurizio Sacripanti’s entry for the Competition for the Italian Pavilion at the Osaka ’70 International Exposition.
On show will be drawings, photographs, documents, a model and video interviews devoted to the pavilion space in order to explore the poetic and the design processes of a great architect.
MAXXI has devoted monographic exhibitions to Carlo Scarpa, Luigi Moretti, Pier Luigi Nervi, Ludovico Quaroni, Giovanni Michelucci, Michele Valori and Alessandro Anselmi since 2010. In this context, a tribute to Maurizio Sacripanti as the centenary of his birth approaches is essential.
In collaboration with Accademia Nazionale di San Luca
Expo Osaka ’70
29 May 2015 - 1 November 2015
curated by Carlo Serafini and Esmeralda Valente
“A space that moves may mean a country that moves”.
Maurizio Sacripanti
In movement, pulsating, enclosed by an envelope that mutates in an unpredictable, living way: Maurizio Sacripanti’s entry for the Competition for the Italian Pavilion at the Osaka ’70 International Exposition.
On show will be drawings, photographs, documents, a model and video interviews devoted to the pavilion space in order to explore the poetic and the design processes of a great architect.
MAXXI has devoted monographic exhibitions to Carlo Scarpa, Luigi Moretti, Pier Luigi Nervi, Ludovico Quaroni, Giovanni Michelucci, Michele Valori and Alessandro Anselmi since 2010. In this context, a tribute to Maurizio Sacripanti as the centenary of his birth approaches is essential.
In collaboration with Accademia Nazionale di San Luca