Marco Bagnoli, Colui che sta (modello), 1992
Marble and ceramic , 83 x 15 Ø cm (32 5/8 x 5 7/8 in)
Marco Bagnoli, Aleph (Keplero inciso), 1978
Mecca, mixed media and third-firing ceramics on board , 150 x 150 x 4 cm cm (59 x 59 x 1 5/8 in in)
Marco Bagnoli, Janua Coeli / 1 Armano, Janua Coeli/ 2 Michael, Janua Coeli / 3 Fulvio, 2026
Three glass parabolas enamelled in a third firing, using ceramic colors and painterly detailing, 1 m diameter 12 cm depth cm ( in)
Marco Bagnoli, Janua Coeli, 2026 / 6 Eugenio, 2026
One glass parabola enamelled in a third firing , 1 m diameter 12 cm depth cm ( in)
Marco Bagnoli, Janua Coeli, 2026 / 5 Gabriele, 2026
One glass parabola enamelled in a third firing , 1 m diameter 12 cm depth cm ( in)
Marco Bagnoli, Janua Coeli, 2026 / 4 Pier Luigi, 2026
One glass parabola enamelled in a third firing , 1 m diameter 12 cm depth cm ( in)
Born in Empoli in 1949 and trained in chemistry and science, Bagnoli has developed a career deeply influenced by scientific and philosophical thought. Since the late 1970s, his work has been presented at leading international events such as the Venice Biennale and Documenta in Kassel. His multidisciplinary practice integrates sculpture, installation, sound, and light to explore perception as a form of knowledge, creating sensory environments in which the viewer becomes an active participant.
