Nerone Ceccarelli, Rare Set of 2 Art panels, Metalli Serie, Italy, 1990s, Documented

Very rare and unique set of 2 art panels by Nerone Ceccarelli from his “Metalli Series” (created in 1992). 
Techniques include engravings and treatments on materials such as zinc, silver, and paint with industrial details such as rivets, metal balls & metal profile.
Notable works include this one dedicated to “A Gigi Nono” and large-scale Untitled compositions (e.g., 120x100 cm), originally exhibited in solo shows in Turin. 

Good condition.

Nerone Ceccarelli, stage name of Giovanni Ceccarelli (Pisa, August 31, 1937 - Paris, November 7, 1996), was an Italian sculptor and designer. He worked under the banner of research characterized by the integration of art and architecture, while he elaborated sculptures linked to a rigorous geometric abstractionism. 
His artistic practice focused on metal casting, zinc and copper engraving, and the fusion of art and architecture. 
From 1954 he lived between Venice and Florence, where his studies focused mainly on a number of Tuscan artists including Masaccio, Donatello, Paolo Uccello, and Giovanni Pisano. In the meantime he attended the sculpture course at the Academy of Florence and, following the family's move, at that of Venice, where he met his friend Giancarlo Patuzzi. He is also known for founding the NP2 Group in the 1960s alongside Giancarlo Patuzzi.