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“Gianni Dessì talked about the significance of the central areas of his picture, referring to them as a highly important sources of energy which determine the entire pictorial system as well as its latent patterns of movements, transformations, and interpretations. (…) Frequently, these central areas have three-dimensional elements and generate spiral-shaped and concentric waves of motions that infuse the picture with dynamism. This pictorial dynamism suggests something vegetative, organic, physical, and material, even though the overall structure appears as a visualization of an intelligible concept.”
Lorand Hegyi, “Gianni Dessì”, Galleria Alessandro Bagnai, 2004
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