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Working as an abstract sculptor during the 1930s, a period that saw a return to figuration, Melotti radically changed the language of traditional sculpture, eliminating its weight in aerial metal constructions that appear threadlike and vibratile.

Winter 2004; three times a year artforum looks ahead to the coming ... by Judd, Donald / Artforum International

Tout le mystere est la: etablir les identites secretes par un deux a deux qui ronge et use les objets, au nom d'une centrale purete", a partir de laquelle s'organiseraient le deploiement vibratile et la circularite du sens.

La poesie impie ou le sacre du poete: sur quelques modernes by Secardin, Olivier / Alif: Journal of Comparative Poetics

The visitor to "Force Fields" enters the exhibition by moving through Jesus Rafael Soto's Penetrable, thousands of thin plastic tubes hung from the ceiling (a re-creation, in fact, of the artist's great invention of the late '60s): The room's atmosphere becomes vibratile, and one is transformed into a passerby from Boccioni's States of Mind: Those Who Stay, walking through solidified rain.

"FORCE FIELDS: PHASES OF THE KINETIC" by BOIS, YVE-ALAIN / Artforum International

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