Carol Rama (1918-2015) authenticated work
Untitled, signed and dated ‘CAROLRAMA 1967’ (lower left)
Pigmented glue and doll’s eyes on canvas
Created in 1967
Work registered at the Carol Rama Archive, Turin, no. 1356, as authenticated on photograph dated March 14, 2022
Carol Rama (Turin, 1918–2015) was a central and innovative figure in the Turin art scene.
In the 1950s, she was initially linked to the Concrete Art Movement (MAC), but her artistic research quickly went “beyond” the canons of that period.
Her evolution led her towards a profound and personal exploration of materials, culminating in her famous Bricolages. In these works, Rama transforms “doll’s eyes, syringes, caps, and worn objects” into “new visual alphabets.” This choice is not merely aesthetic, but deeply narrative and evocative.
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