Theoretical writings
- Antonino Cardillo, ‘Vaults, grottoes, arches and polychromy’, lecture as part of the ArchitekTOUR Kongress, Heinze, Station Berlin, 23 Nov. 2017; transcript published on antoninocardillo.com, 27 May 2020.
2023 – 2011
A series of works distinguished by the use of uniform colour fields, indexed through four recurring colours: gold, green, grey and pink. The record explores the relationship between colour, spatial perception and surface continuity across Cardillo’s corpus
Antonino Cardillo
Polychromy speaks of the inclusive nature of the ‘classical’. Colour refers to the things of the world: the sea, the land, the forest and the sky. Colour possesses the power of evocation: sequentially and in associations, polychromy renders possible the universal language of architecture.
ArchitekTOUR Kongress, STATION-Berlin, Berlin, 23 Nov. 2017

Shades of grey colour fields.
Castiglione delle Stiviere,
Shades of green and pink colour fields.
Parma,

Pink and crimson colour fields.
Marsala,
Gold, black and grey colour fields.
Rome,

Pink and orange colour fields.
Trapani,

Shades of green colour fields.
Rome,

Brown, beige and pink colour fields.
Rome,
Blue, magenta, green and yellow colour fields.
London,
2017 (selected)
2021 – 2013 (selected)