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Music as an experience can be witnessed in this modernist work. A classically trained amateur singer, Ranieri has cultivated a reverence for the art of singing and for the musical notation itself which has shaped his art profoundly. |
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The interplay of figure and ground engages the observer. This reciprocity creates conditions that advance the ongoing narrative in which the viewer may participate over an extended period of time. This is symbolism at its best, fully involving the spectator in endless permutations, fostering the ideal narrative abstraction. Oscillating forces generate movement. Tensions between shape and color cause these very forces. The abstract language that Ranieri has invented communicates uniquely the essence of the classical experience, transcending the physical limitations of realistic scale, space, and time. |