Endless sculpture

Last Sunday, I visited in Madi museum. At the time, it displayed “The Suspended Art of Salvador Presta”. Madi museum is a unique small art museum and gallery. The abstract art has strong design and is very colorful. It is unique and quite interesting. A curator explained some paintings to me. Salvador Presta studied art and began his career in Buenos Aires. His first abstract work was very close to traditional European constructivism as defined by the Dutch De Stijl movement, Soviet realism and the works of Antoine Pevsner and Naum Gabo. Salvador Presta is represented in museums throughout the world including the Museum of Modern Art, National Museum of de Bellas Artes in Buenos Aires, Museum of Modern Art in Busto Arsizio, Italy, Mondriaanhuis Museum in Amersfoort, Holland and Museum Madi in Budapest, Hungry. A large exhibit of his mobiles was a part of the MADI exhibition at Madrid's Reina Sophia in 1997. While viewing the many paintings, the first one that caught my eye was a stainless steel round bar, beginning at the ground and rising upwards, creates its support, and after moving through leaning and crooked or curved lines, it returns to its own base. Through many similar movements, it creats a private vital space consisting of a spherical virtual volume. In its way, the round bar creates a series of small aluminum cubes of different sizes and shades with long duration in the presence of chemical-physical attact. The cubes are assembled linearly around the bar, in different positions, and gradients, in order to create centers of visual aggregation.