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Nicola Pezzetta is an Italian artist born in Udine (1963). While completing architectural studies at the Politecnico in Milan, he started participating in international exhibitions in the early 1990s, showing artworks pertaining to the ambit of abstract painting. The former non-representational experiences based on geometric patterns turned, in short time, into a fictional image inventory influenced by organic processes. The core point of his artistic work is the analysis of human space conceived as a psychological issue. According to Systems theory, developed since the beginning of the 1980s, each individual interacts with perceived artworks within a systemic psychological and cultural environment. In the ambit of the systemic paradigm, space and individuals are no more referred to Positivism and its intrinsic belief that the observer does not interfere with his own observed environment. On the contrary, Systems theory has clearly demonstrated that space and individuals follow an evolutionary process in which they are organically interconnected as parts of a cultural environment that includes also entropy and noise disturbing information signal, communications and cognitive operations.
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