Alberto Fiz explains "Titina Maselli" at Eduardo Secci Firenze

Eduardo Secci Gallery is pleased to inaugurate a retrospective of Titina Maselli (1924-2005), one of the most representative figures of the Twentieth Century Italian art. The exhibition, curated by Alberto Fiz, launches a gallery program dedicated for the first time to an historical and critical review of the 1900s.
The show analyzes the career of the famous artist from the first creations of the 1940s to the most recent works of the early 2000s. It is examined through a selection of thirteen works that summarize the extensive research of Titina Maselli, a unique personality of the Italian scene, who was able to independently explore the archetypes of modernity. As Alberto Fiz highlights, "although starting from the lesson of the historical avant-garde, in particular from futurism, the modernity of the Roman artist lies in her ability to investigate the dynamic flux that crosses things, creating an energy field in perpetual transformation".