“Double Spheres Object” is a sculpture created by Bruno Munari in 1963, belonging to the Concretism art movement. This artwork is a representation of geometric abstraction, characteristic of Concretism’s emphasis on form and structure over representational imagery.
The artwork features a transparent exterior sphere encapsulating a smaller, opaque interior sphere. The juxtaposition of the clear and opaque materials creates a visual juxtaposition, emphasizing the harmony of geometric forms. The outer sphere’s smooth, glossy surface allows the inner sphere to be observed from multiple angles, promoting a dynamic interaction between the viewer and the piece. The minimalist approach highlights precision and clarity, elements quintessential to the Concretism movement’s ideals.
