Salvatore Messina, Italian Mid-Century Modern, Abstract Sculpture, Steel, 1970s

Salvatore Messina, Italian Mid-Century Modern, 'Vertical Decomposed Refraction' Sculpture, Steel, Italy, 1970s

This impressive large sculpture, titled "Vertical Decomposed Refraction," exemplifies Salvatore Messina's distinctive modernist style. Designed in the second half of the 20th century, it showcases striking geometric forms with strong lines and sharp corners, making it a captivating focal point for both indoor and outdoor spaces.

Crafted in Italy, this piece is a testament to Messina's innovative approach to form and light, inviting viewers to engage with its dynamic presence. Our gallery has two additional works by Messina available for sale, each offering a unique perspective on his artistic vision. Feel free to inquire for more details about these other pieces.

Salvatore Messina (1916-1982) was a notable Italian sculptor known for his modernist approach and innovative use of form and materials. His work often features geometric shapes and dynamic lines, reflecting a deep engagement with the principles of abstraction and space. Messina's sculptures, like "Vertical Decomposed Refraction," highlight his ability to play with light and shadow, creating pieces that are both visually striking and thought-provoking.

Folded Steel; Italy c. 1970s

Height: 89.5 inches, Width: 19.75 inches, Depth: 29.5 inches=

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