HARDLINES
by
Daniele De Batté
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HARDLINES
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Daniele De Batté
Overview
Publisher: Artiva Editions
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Limited Edition
Dimensions: 22cm (H) x 22cm (W) x 5cm (D) / 8.7" (H) x 8.7" (W) x 2" (D)
Note: Actual colours may vary due to photography & computer settings.
Item Description
HARDLINES:
33 pages
black and white
22x22 cm
flexycover
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Signed
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archived:
RM0214 RMSGN Biblioteca della Galleria nazionale d'arte moderna e contemporanea - GNAM - Roma - RM
TO0831 TO0E6 Biblioteca del Castello di Rivoli Museo d'arte contemporanea - Rivoli - TO
Statement:
My artworks are a constant research on shapes.
I don’t consider them as if they were completed pieces.
They are ideas that sometimes turn into sculptures,
others into drawings or paintings. They focus on the way objects are connected with the space in which they are located.
From caos to order
All geometric shapes are module assemblages.
They are the result of a process of simplification.
Everything is carefully thought and planned; precise
design rules are fixed into coherent structures so that
the composition reveals the real essence of forms.
Black and white
The use of black and white is an important feature in my works. As time went on, I just got the meaning of these two colours/non-colours. They are basic elements in design and they can be interpreted as light and shade, presence
or absence, nothing else. They are real not just visible.
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Artist Profile
Born: 1976
Hometown: Genova
Based in: Italy
He studied art and architecture. In 1998 he started working as a freelance graphic artist and designer. In 2003 he cofounded Artiva Design (www.artiva.it). He still works as a visual artist making his artworks as the basis of the design work by Artiva and vice versa. His projects have been published and exhibited both in Italy and abroad. He has collaborated with UCC (Japan), Nike (USA), Coke (USA), Erg (Italy), Triennale di Milano (Italy), Hilton Hotel (USA), Molteni (Italy), Flou (Italy), Indian Type Foundry (India), Actar Publishers (Spain), OEN - Design and Handcrafted Goods (UK), plug-in edition (Italy), Oper Building Research (Italy).
In 1999 he won the “Premio Biennale” (Biennal) “Segno Colore Immagine”.
In 2002 he curated the workshop “Young Artists in European Museums”
for the Academy of Fine Arts in Genoa.
In (2005-2010) he founded Take Shape (pattern design).
In 2011 for the exhibition "The Hand of the Graphic" (FAI) some of his works were auctioned and sold at Sotheby’s.
In 2013 he designed a poster for the Braun design exhibition at Walter Knoll Showroom - London - United Kingdom
In 2014 the book "A lesson with AG Fronzoni” was selected for the Compasso d’Oro – XXIII,
exhibited at the Triennale di Milano for the ADI Design Index 2013.
In 2016 he was included in the “Archivio Grafica Italiana” (archive dedicated to the Italian graphic design heritage) and in “Designculture” (interviews with designers from all over the world) a project supported by Massimo Vignelli.
In 2019 Artiva expanded his activity with the project A―E (Artiva Editions).