BRUNO ALLER - “Nitroglycerin for ermines” - 2007

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Calligraphic relief. A series of engravings for Mario Lunetta
Bruno Aller is a painter and engraver, a great master of Abstractism. His works can be easily recognised due to symbols, gestures and the layering technique he applies. For Aller, canvas represents a surface that he can use to reflect on where the combines the projectual form with emotional one using colours and symbols that characterise his works. Many of his works contain a vanishing point which might be useful when restarting the itinerary; the meditation upon the painting, which, as the artist tends to say “is not life, but is like life; it is so exceptional that you cannot live without it”.
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BRUNO ALLER (Roma, 1960)
Bruno Aller is a painter, sculpturer and engraver born in Rome in 1960. He obtained a degree in Scenography at Brera Academy of Fine Arts.
At the age of fourteen he enters into T. Caputo’s studio where he acquires engraving techniques and meets numerous artists and poets such as Rafael Alberti, Carlo Quattrucci, Pier Paolo Pasolini, Carmelo Bene. In ’78 he founds Hard Studio, a group of young artists working in various fields of art. From ’79 to ’83 he works as an assistant of the scenographer Mario Garbuglia in various theatres (Spoleto Festival dei due Mondi, Arena in Verona, Maggio Theatre in Florence etc.) and in Cinecittà and at DEAR film studios. From ‘96 to ‘98 he becomes the exhibition creator and administrator at Zoe Spazio Arte in Rome. In 2001, together with the artists Aldo Bertolini and Marisa Facchinetti, he founds “I Diagonali” association and opens “Arte e Pensieri” gallery.
From 1983 to the present day he has been in charge of numerous exhibitions and events both in Italy and abroad.

His works make part of both private and public collections, such as:
Museum of Contemporary Art Termoli (Cb); The University of Akron, Ohio; University of Rome Tor Vergata, Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Farnesina Collection) Rome; Civic Museum of Bagnacavallo (Fo); Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art in Spoleto (Pg); Gibellina Museum of Contemporary Art (Tp); Embassy of Italy in Mexico City; Italian Cultural Institute in London, etc.

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Measurements (in centimeters): 40 x 30

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