Stefano Malinverno is pleased to announce its participation to ARTVERONA 2026.

The works on view in the booth center around Gene Davis, Ludwig Sander, and Al Held, highlighting a shared exploration of geometry, line, rhythm, and space within their distinct approaches to abstraction.
From Davis’s chromatic sequences and repeated vertical lines to Sander’s balanced geometric structures and Held’s complex spatial constructions, the works create a dialogue based on repetition, proportion, and spatial relationships. This conversation extends to selected works by Tony Berlant, Edgar Negret, William N. Copley, Beverly Pepper, and Masaaki Yamada, introducing further perspectives on form, material, and space.

Together, the works reveal how geometry and line became a versatile visual vocabulary across postwar painting and sculpture.