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Giulio Paolini

Giulio Paolini (Born 1940) is active/lives in Italy.  Giulio Paolini is known for Conceptual painting and sculpture, found objects.

Giulio Paolini (born 5 November 1940 in Genoa) is an Italian artist.  Often linked to the Arte Povera* movement, he is best known for an artistic practice that is inscribed in a more strictly conceptual* sphere.

After a childhood spent in Bergamo, he moved with his family to Turin where he still lives today.  He attended the Giambattista Bodoni State Industrial Technical School of Graphics and Photography, graduating in the Graphics department in 1959.  He had been interested in art from an early age, visiting museums and galleries and reading art periodicals.  Towards the end of the 1950s he approached painting, trying some pictures of an abstract nature, close to monochrome*.  The discovery of modern graphics during his studies and the fact that there were architecture magazines around the house - his elder brother Cesare (1937-1983) was an architect - contributed to orienting him towards a line of research aimed at zeroing the image.

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