Paolo Masi (born in Florence, 1933) is one of the most authoritative and versatile figures in the Italian contemporary art scene of the post-war period. His research, characterized by a relentless investigation into materials, supports, and signs, has spanned over sixty years of art history. Maintaining an intellectual consistency that places him among the leading exponents of Analytical Painting (Pittura Analitica) and conceptual experimentation, Masi’s work remains a cornerstone of European abstraction. Born in Florence—a city that remains the heart of his artistic production—Masi began his journey during a climate of profound cultural renewal. In the 1960s, his activity took on a distinctly programmatic and theoretical nature. During this period, the artist actively ...> Read more