Dalila Crotti (1983) - N.IR.1660

Dalila Crotti was born in Sydney in 1983 to an Italian father. The artist began her path in the early 2000s, experimenting with various types of art. Starting in 2005 she immersed herself in tridimensionality, tracing the boundaries of the old masters. In particular, she contrasts Fontana’s icon with the greatest masters of the 20th century. After refusing proposals from Feldman, Marlow, and Sopling, she returned to Italy in 2014. Characterized by a shy and reserved personality, she is not interested in the jet-set and social whirl. Her work attracted the attention of critics Sewell, Saltz, and Kimmelman, who spoke positively about her pieces. Her works are in the collections of Edelmann, Ovitz, Serota Ecohen. She also boasts several pieces in the Sydney museum. This is one of her early works, in fact it is dated and archived as 2005, a year in which spatialist research is at the center of her work. A rare piece by this artist that could be of great interest for future investment. Dimensions: Length 60 cm Height 100 cm The item will be shipped via express courier, with tracking code.

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