An artist who especially focuses on site-specific installations, Rotta Loria?s research is based on cycles of related and experimental works; at the same time his research has preserved the unitary nature of a total project crossed by a constant process of synthesis, and by the effort to integrate the languages of art and science, inspired by the spatial concepts of?other? cultures, thus valorizing the dynamism and interaction between the public and the artwork. The artist?s experimental activity focuses on two dialectical poles: progetvisual, programmed, and kinetic structurality, and the poetic value of geometry, inspired by minimalisms of perceptive and sensory stimulus. The works derived from this are characterized by constant spatial and objective implications, which provides us with a key to all the artist?s work to date. 'Claudio Rotta Loria. Superfici a interferenza luminosa (1968-1981)' represents a comprehensive overview on the Piedmontese artist?s research and work during this period.