Dadamaino built a world where cuts and punctures open painting — voids operating as active spatial intervals.
Her works clarify absence as structural form.
Dadamaino built a world where cuts and punctures open painting — voids operating as active spatial intervals.
Her works clarify absence as structural form.
Subtraction is typically understood as removal — a negation of image or form. In Dadamaino’s work, subtraction operates as a constructive condition. Repeated cuts and perforations reorganize the surface into a system of intervals rather than marks.
Voids function as active units. Rhythm emerges through spacing and repetition, allowing the surface to register continuity without relying on gesture or figure.















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