Ezio Gribaudo brought form, language, and material into a dynamic dialogue, creating works that blur the boundaries between visual and textual expression. His multifaceted practice encompassed painting, sculpture, graphic design, and publishing. He is best known for his "Logogrifi" series, which combined textual, figurative, and topographic elements presented as reliefs on materials such as blotting paper, wood, or polystyrene. These works oscillate between legibility and abstraction, inviting viewers to engage with the dynamic relationship between image and language. Gribaudo’s practice was characterized by experimentation and a continual search for new forms of expression. By merging artistic and graphic languages, he created pieces that challenged conventional boundaries and encouraged reflection on the interaction between visual form, textual meaning, and spatial perception. His work offers a thoughtful exploration of modern artistic possibilities, balancing conceptual rigor with inventive materiality. ...
