Sales and Purchases of important works by Sara Campesan

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Sara Campesan Biography

Sara Campesan was an Italian artist renowned for her contributions to the kinetic and optical art movements. Born in Mestre in 1924, Campesan's journey into the art world began with her education at the Accademia di Belle Arti di Venezia. Her early career was marked by a dedication to experimentation, which would become a defining characteristic of her work throughout her life. In 1951, Campesan embarked on her professional artistic career, a path that would lead her to become a significant figure in the Italian avant-garde scene. By 1964, she had joined the group "Dialettica delle Tendenze" and "Set di Numero" in Florence, which were collectives of artists focused on exploring new directions in art, particularly in relation to structure and form. Campesan's work in the mid-1960s delved into the realm of modular structures and optical-dynamic experiences. By 1967, her research had evolved to focus on the interplay of color, materials, and light. This period saw her create works that were characterized by fixed structures with rigorous designs, as well as pieces that incorporated minimal movements, engaging the viewer's perception and creating a dynamic visual experience. Her innovative approach to art was recognized in 1972 when she was invited to the prestigious Venice Biennale "Arte Industria." This event marked a significant milestone in her career, showcasing her work on an international stage and affirming her status as an influential artist in the kinetic and optical art movements. Campesan was also an active member of the Sincron collective in Brescia, which was chaired by the renowned artist and designer Bruno Munari. Her collaborative spirit and commitment to artistic exchange were further demonstrated through her participation in the foundation of Donnarte in Rome, a collective focused on women's contributions to the arts. In 1978, Campesan co-founded the Verifica 8+1 center in Mestre, alongside other notable artists such as Aldo Boschin, Franco Costalonga, Nadia Costantini, and Nino Ovan. This center became a hub for structural and educational research in the arts, fostering a community of artists dedicated to exploring and pushing the boundaries of contemporary art. Throughout the 1990s, Campesan continued to exhibit her work extensively in cities such as Milan, Ferrara, Verona, and Vicenza. Her commitment to promoting continuous and generous exchanges with other artists never waned, as she remained an active participant in the artistic community, contributing to structural research and educational initiatives. In 2009, Campesan was part of the exhibition "Venezia salva/Omaggio a Simone Weil," further cementing her legacy as an artist who continually sought to engage with and contribute to the cultural discourse of her time. Campesan's work has been offered at auction multiple times, with realized prices reflecting the enduring interest in and value of her artistic contributions. Her pieces often explore the unique properties of light and color, inviting viewers to engage with the artwork on a sensory and intellectual level. In January 2016, Campesan participated in the collective exhibition "The Sharper Perception, Kinetic Art, Optical and Beyond" at the GR New York Gallery. This exhibition placed her alongside other luminaries of the art world, such as Biasi, Bonalumi, Munari, Simeti, and Vasarely, further highlighting her importance in the field of kinetic and optical art. Sara Campesan's dynamic personality and strong artistic vision left an indelible mark on the Italian art scene. Her work continues to inspire and influence artists and art enthusiasts alike. Campesan passed away in December 2016, leaving behind a rich legacy of innovation, exploration, and artistic excellence that continues to resonate in the contemporary art world.

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