Bruno Munari
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This essay by Aldo Tanchis, published by Corraini Editori, aims to outline the poetics underlying the entire work of Bruno Munari , a unique and multifaceted figure, bringing together the three classic distinctions of "Munari the artist," "Munari the designer," and "Munari the pedagogue." Tanchis, a researcher, writer, and screenwriter, begins with the artist as a child, his life in the Veneto countryside, a vast reservoir of natural inspiration that would always inform his entire output, and recounts his artistic production as an activity in service of life and closely connected to it. From his earliest artistic experiments to the works that made him famous worldwide, this volume collects and recounts Bruno Munari's work, his relationships with the artistic trends of his time, his attention to the world of children and education, and the peculiarities that made him a consistently original figure, linked to the trends that changed contemporary graphic design, an instigator of concretism and "good design," and a theorist of programmed art.
Dimensions: 23 x H 28 cm
Material: Paper
