Enrico Castellani

1930-2017 · Italian · Azimut, ZERO, Minimalism

Récord de subasta: 6,1 M US$

Superficie bianca, 1967 · Sotheby's, Londra

Fuente: masterworks.com

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Biografía

Enrico Castellani studied art and architecture in Brussels and co-founded the Azimut gallery and review with Piero Manzoni in Milan in 1959. From that year he made the Superfici: monochrome canvases stretched over a grid of nails so that the surface rises and sinks in regular rhythms of light and shadow. He pursued this single idea for almost sixty years, in white, black, red, silver and aluminium, and is now seen as a European forerunner of Minimalism and a central member of the ZERO network. Donald Judd praised him early. His market boomed between 2010 and 2018 together with Fontana and Bonalumi. Prices have since cooled, but early 1960s Superfici remain sought after.

Resultados de subasta recientes

Superficie bianca (1959)Sotheby's, Londra188 mil US$5 mar 2026heni.com
Superficie alluminio (2001)Christie's, Parigi206 mil US$24 oct 2025heni.com

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