White (Bianco)

"White (Bianco)" by Alberto Burri is a work that exemplifies his innovative use of unconventional materials, such as burlap, wood, and plastic, to explore texture and form. Burri's approach reflects his interest in the physicality of materials and the transformation of surfaces, contributing to the post-war art movement known as Art Informel.

"White (Bianco)" by Alberto Burri is a complex composition that juxtaposes various materials, including oil, enamel, metallic paint, fabric, synthetic polymer, tar, paper, thread, and gold leaf, to create a textured and layered surface. The work's predominantly white palette is punctuated by subtle variations in tone and texture, highlighting Burri's innovative use of unconventional materials to explore the boundaries between painting and sculpture.