Enrico Bordoni was born in Altare in 1904.
A professor at the Accademia Brera in Milan, Enrico Bordoni was a member of the abstract art group MAC, Movimento Arte Concreta, which flourished from 1948-1958.
Bordoni was one of the most prolific contributors to MAC's publication Documenti d'arte d'oggi. His original silkscreens, woodcuts and lithographs show a powerful and highly-alert sense of rhythm, and their gestural authority and boldly vibrant use of color link this non-figurative Italian "concrete art" movement with the contemporary Abstract Expressionism of the USA.
Enrico Bordoni died in 1969.