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High relief
High relief
Municipality Quarto (NA)
Municipality Quarto (NA)
Mary, Queen of Peace
Mixed techniques stem from the desire to respect the environment and enhance the surrounding materials, but they are also influenced by economic reasons. These techniques allow for the preservation of the idea and dimensions of the works, using materials such as resin and fine plasters that can mimic the appearance of ceramics. Thanks to this versatility, artists can create durable and aesthetically pleasing works suitable for both indoor and outdoor environments. Furthermore, the use of mixed techniques promotes artistic innovation, allowing for the exploration of new combinations of colors, textures, and forms, thus providing creative responses to contemporary environmental and socio-economic challenges.
THEOTOKOS - Loppiano (Fi), Italy
Metal Mesh
In sculpture, material is fundamental in determining form and creating a volume that generates a presence within its space. The quality of the material—light or heavy—does not depend solely on the size or type of the material, but also on the concept and balance it expresses. The metal mesh, for instance, represents a challenge: its transparency invites exploration not only of the volume of the sculpture but also of the surrounding empty spaces, creating a dialogue between full and empty, light and shadow.
This approach is often employed in scenic sculpture, where the aim is to bring life and movement to the work. Light and shadow shape the perception of the sculpture, making it a multisensory experience that engages the viewer. In this way, the work becomes dynamic, transforming its physical presence into a deeper reflection on beauty and interaction with the environment.
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