Painter

Lucia Di Luciano

Lucia Di Luciano is an Italian artist associated with Arte Programmata and mathematically structured geometric abstraction, including works made with household emulsion paint on rigid supports.

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Lucia Di Luciano quick facts

Review key details about Lucia Di Luciano's career, Arte Programmata, geometric abstraction, mathematical structure, emulsion paint, and rigid supports shaping her work.

Lucia Di Luciano quick facts
PracticeGeometric and mathematically structured abstraction
Paint-related mediumEmulsion paint
Documented supportMasonite
Documented exampleDiscontinuous Structural Articulation (1964), black and white household emulsion paint on Masonite
Associated movementArte Programmata

Source: Tate: Discontinuous Structural Articulation.

Paint types used

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Emulsion Paint

Emulsion paint is a common UK term for water-based paint used on interior walls and ceilings. Most modern formulas use an acrylic or vinyl binder and dry to a durable finish.

Surface types used

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Painting Board

Painting board is a rigid artist support made from hardboard, wood, or another stable panel material. It may be sold raw or prepared with a medium-specific ground layer.