Organicize disintegration: from Nuclear Aesthetics to Interplanetary Art
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https://doi.org/10.15168/palinsesti.7.817Keywords:
Contemporary Italian Art, Sci-fi, Painting, Sculpture, Il Gesto, Enrico BajAbstract
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- “Per una pittura organica”, manifesto released by the Nuclear movement, via Teulié 1, Milan, June, 1957.
- Enrico Baj, Manifesto Bum, 1951, varnish and acrylic on canvas, 104 x 94 x 3,6 cm.
- Enrico Baj, Generale (General), 1961, oil and collage on textile, 146 x 114 cm.
- Enrico Baj, Gianni Dova, Enrico Crippa, Antonio Recalcati, Errò and J.J. Lebel, Quadro Collettivo Antifascista (Collective Anti-Fascist Painting), 1961, oli on canvas, 500 x 400 cm.
- From the series De Rerum Natura by Enrico Baj, The Sacrifice of Iphigenia, 1952-1958, etching printed on paper.
- From the series De Rerum Natura by Enrico Baj, The Sacrifice of Iphigenia, 1952-1958, etching printed on paper.
- From left: Farfa, Nanni Balestrini, Angelo Verga, Antonio Porta and Enrico Baj with an “interplanetary rocket”, 1959, b/n photograph. Courtesy of Archivio Baj, Vergiate.
- Enrico Baj, Ultracorpo in Svizzera (Body Snatcher in Switzerland), 1959, reproduced in Il Gesto, September 1959, p. n. n.
- Enrico Baj, Ultracorpi all’assalto delle nostre donne (The Body Snatchers Violate our Women), 1959, reproduced on Il Gesto, September 1959, p. n. n.
- Farfa, Manifesto Manifestante, Cartacei Razzi, (1959) reproduced on Il Gesto, September 1959, p. n. n.
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2026-10-17 — Updated on 2024-04-15
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L. Demori, “Organicize disintegration: from Nuclear Aesthetics to Interplanetary Art”, Palinsesti, no. 7, Apr. 2024, doi: 10.15168/palinsesti.7.817.
