In 1960 in Padua Alberto Biasi founded Gruppo N together with other artists who wanted to focus on the research and creation of kinetic and optical art. Their objective was to study the relationship between artwork and observer, an emitter of retinal solicitations on one side, and a perceiving subject on the other. The artwork, freed from any symbolic or sacred consideration, is merely a device which comes to life through human interaction.
The group of artists, in fact, wanted to reject the concept of authorship and embraced a collective research underlined by the choice of stating the group name in their own signatures.
Alberto Biasi's works are now part of some of the most important museums collection around the world, such as thePeggy Guggenheim Collection in Venice, the Centre Pompidou in Paris, the MoMA in New York, the Hermitage in Saint Petersburg, among others. During the course of his career Biasi participated in countless solo and collective shows, also exhibiting his works during the Venice Biennale in 1964 and at the MoMA in 1965.