Enzo Cucchi Analysis

1. - Biography of Enzo Cucchi
Enzo Cucchi was a painter, sculptor and a designer. He was born at 14 of November of 1949 in Morro d’ Alba An agricultural village in the province of Ancona. He lived with his uncles. During the decade of the 80’s the movement of Enzo Cucchi reached at its highest point of fame. He reached it thanks the help of other painters like Francesco Clemente and Nicola De Maria. His works stood out from the other painters’ because they were original compared to the tendencies of the 70’s. Adopting the typical experimentalism of these tendencies, nevertheless, Cucchi recovers even the traditional means of doing art. It approached a self-educated painting, even to gain awards. Then not interested parties in this activity, in time attracted by the poetry. But he finally decided to go for the visual arts instead of the poetry.

2. - Socio-Cultural context
In his youth, he lived in the post war environment. At this time he wrote poetry. And because of his paintings he was known in Foreign in the beginnings of the decade of the 80’s as one of the

This three thigs became the necessary tools to express his thoughts in ideas; his images belong to a poetic universe often alluding to the popular world and its culture, or are given as the direct edition of the unconscious. His is an art rooted in the memory of existence, but it fails to be emotionally involved far beyond belonging to a distinct community. His main focus were the painting, but he also decided to create sculptures, like his collection of sculptures named Senza Titolo. The painting of Enzo Cucchi is through the aggregation of multiple forms, more range of artistic techniques, from painting, ceramics, and mosaics He also used charcoal, earth wood and neon as resources and the technique of collage. He also gave human form to simple things of nature, like the stick of a tree in his sculpture Senza Titolo, which