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The pioneer of the Arte Povera movement moved to the Italian capital from Greece in 1956 at the age of 20, where he attended the Academy of Fine Art. According to Italian daily La Repubblica, the artist considered himself a Roman because it was the place where he embarked on his legendary artistic career.

In the 1960s, he started to experiment with innovative and unexpected materials, including live animals, iron girders, jute bags, and pieces of meat and wood.

In the 1970s, Kounellis began to show his work on an international level, with exhibitions across Europe, including Cologne and London. In 1970, he represented Italy at the Venice Biennale.

During the following decade, he expanded his use of material by exhibitingwell as adults. As I walk out to the lobby to greet my clients and their parents, I often observe teens sitting near their parents but with little interaction going on between them. The teens typically are texting on their cell phones or listening to music on one of many devices – complete with earplugs. When I have seen parents attempting to talk to their children, it usually entails the parent raising their voice to be heard over the music or a parent talking to their child while they are still texting.

At one point in my career, I was contracted to provide therapy to teens in middle and high schools. Teachers were constantly complaining to the administration that some of their students were texting during class. As a