The Book “Opere 1979–2016” provides a comprehensive exploration of Fabrizio Corneli’s transformative work with light and shadow. Known for his intricate installations that merge mathematics, art, and metaphysics, Corneli creates sculptural forms that only reveal their true essence when illuminated. From the subtle interplay of light and shadow to complex geometric projections, his works transcend the boundary between visibility and invisibility, offering a poetic journey through perception and spatial illusion.

This monograph highlights key pieces from his career, including site-specific installations and experimental studies, showcasing Corneli’s ability to turn ephemeral elements like light into tangible artistic experiences. His practice draws from both scientific rigor and artistic intuition, bridging classical themes with contemporary techniques.