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Visit of Marino Di Teana’s studio with Nicolas, artist’s only son – Art For All
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Only a 4 minute walk from the Dubuffet Foundation, located in Périgny, is a hidden artist’s studio. It is the secret studio of the sculptor Marino Di Teana, he settled there in 1963, lived and worked there until the end of his life.

Nicolas, the son of Marino Di Teana, presents us, in the video below, the workshop as well as all the secrets of his process of realization of work.

Today the studio is preserved in its original state and it is possible to see the artist’s creative process with the sculptures, models, drawings and paintings that he made throughout his life.

It is possible to have guided tours of the workshop by appointment, with Marino’s son who will be able to answer any questions about the sculptor.

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Libération : Marino Di Teana, la ville mode d’emploi

Libération : Marino Di Teana, la ville mode d’emploi

“Marino Di Teana, né en 1920 dans le village de Teana, en Italie, était aussi peintre et architecte, ce qui l’amènera à développer le concept de sculpture architecturale”
Libération : Marino Di Teana, la ville mode d’emploi

Le Monde : Avec la disparition de Francesco Marino di Teana, la sculpture perd un “philosophe de l’espace”

” Un poète et un philosophe de l’espace ” selon la formule de Marie-Ange Brayer, directrice du Frac Centre, s’en est allé. Francesco Marino di Teana, qui s’est éteint le…
INTERIOR DESIGN : Marino di Teana’s Mid-Century Sculpture and Furniture Make Their Way to the Hamptons

INTERIOR DESIGN : Marino di Teana’s Mid-Century Sculpture and Furniture Make Their Way to the Hamptons

Marino di Teana’s maquettes tend to be in stainless steel, but he clearly enjoyed seeing his sculptures rust, a process that helps to connect the modernist aesthetic to nature.