EMILIO TADINI - Biography
TADINI, EMILIO. - ITALIAN PAINTER AND WRITER (MILAN 1927 - IVI 2002). REFERRING TO THE SURREALIST LESSON AND TO THE ENGLISH POP ART, T. CARRIED OUT HIS PICTORIAL RESEARCH, CONSTANTLY ACCOMPANIED BY A CLEAR THEORETICAL REFLECTION, IN THE FRAMEWORK OF THE NEW FIGURATION, DEVELOPING VAST CYCLES (VITA DI & VOLTAIRE. -70; ITALIAN CITIES, 1988) RICH IN LITERARY AND FIGURATIVE QUOTES MADE WITH COLD AND PRECISE OBJECTIVITY. AFTER AN EARLY BEGINNING AS A POET ON POLYTECHNIC (1948), HE RETURNED TO LITERATURE, IN CONCOMITANCE WITH THE SEASON OF THE NEO AVANT-GARDE, WITH THREE POEMS (1960) AND WITH THE AMBITIOUS NOVEL LE ARMI L'AMORE (1963), DEDICATED TO THE COMPANY C. PISACANE. IN THE FOLLOWING NOVELS (L’OPERA, 1980; LA LUNGA NOTTE, 1987; LA TEMPESTA, 1993) THE SECURITY AND FREEDOM WITH WHICH T. USED THE TECHNIQUES OF THE TWENTIETH CENTURY NOVEL, OFTEN CONTAMINATING THEM WITH STRUCTURES AND PLOTS DERIVED FROM THE POLIZIES NOVEL. IN THE VOLUME THE TOGETHER OF THINGS (1991) HE COLLECTED TWO OTHER POEMS. IN 2012, TO COMMEMORATE THE 10TH ANNIVERSARY OF HIS DEATH, THE EMILIO TADINI 1985-1997 EXHIBITION WAS SET UP AT THE MARCONI FOUNDATION IN MILAN. THE REFUGEES, THE PHILOSOPHERS, THE CITY, THE NIGHT.
