Collection: BOBO piccoli

BOBO PICOLI WAS BORN in 1927 INTO A Family of Milanese Intellectuals. The Piccoli House Was Frequented by Mario Sironi, Carlo Carrà, Giuseppe UNGARARTITI Piccoli Studied the Classics, He Learned and Assimilated Greek Art, As Well as Sculpture and Architecture, iconograpy and Mosaics. He loved giotto and the renaissance, caravaggio and savinio He Loveed to Read Bertold Brecht, Samuel Beckett and Jean Paul Sartre, Surealists Such As Antonin Artaud and André Breton While Painting Was His Main Medium, Bobo Piccoli Constantly Sught a syntesis among the arts, leading to his projects with Architects with Roberto Menghi, Alberto Scarzella, Marco Zanuso, Leonardo Fiori Brindisi (1959), Ian Battistoni, Ian Battistoni, IL Palazzo Delle Stelline in Corso Milano (1972) Cislago (1981), are exemplary. In 1968 He Began Working for Fontanaarte in a Contemplation of the Relationship Betware Art and Serial Products. Piccoli Created a Number of Lighting Elements for Fontanaarte, Including the Re and Regina Lamps (1968), Modulo (1969) (1968).