Alfonso Leoni | March 2022
As part of the research on ceramics produced in Italy in the second half of the twentieth century, the gallery exhibits a collection of seven sculptures by Alfonso Leoni (Faenza, 1941-1980). The sculptures, photographed here by Leonardo Farina, were made between the mid-1960s and mid-1970s. They intend to document some specific aspects of an extraordinary and eclectic production which, in the few years of the artist’s life, has contributed to radically redefine the relationship between ceramics, visual arts and design.
Carro armato, black majolica on terracotta flow, 1972-73, 42x20x21 cm
Scudo, dark golden majolica, 1973, 61x61x20 cm
Flusso, dark golden majolica, 1972, 28x17x60 cm
Plate, red glazed porcelain, 1977, 29x29x6 cm
Fluido, black majolica, 1965, 20x30x30 cm
Plate, turquoise blue and black majolica and terracotta, 1968, 42x42x7 cm
Sketch for sculpture, bronze, 1970, 27x15x27 cm