NEL LABIRINTO DELL’ANIMA
Solo Exhibition by the marble sculptor Giovanni Balderi is going to be opened on next May 25th, at the Etruscan Museum “Guarnacci” based in Volterra.
The exhibition will be open everyday from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. until September the First.
Il policarbonato è un poliestere dell’acido carbonico. Gli studi su questo particolare poliestere iniziarono nel 1828, ma solo nel 1960 questo particolare polimero trova le prime applicazioni industriali. Le caratteristiche chimico fisiche del policarbonato lo hanno reso uno delle materie “plastiche” più utilizzate. I settori nel quale il policarbonato trova un impiego sono: l’ottica per la costruzione delle lenti degli occhiali sia da sole sia da vista, nell’elettronica per i computer e per i compact disc, nel campo delle costruzioni per coperture trasparenti , nel settore dei trasporti per la produzione di caschi e per le coperture dei fanali e molto altro ancora…
Ed il policarbonato trova impiego anche nella scultura… di Davide Dall’Osso. Come?
Si parte dalla realizzazione dell’opera in creta, la quale è successivamente “tradotta” in policarbonato, provenienti da scarti industriali.
Nelle mani dell’artista, la purezza della materia prima e la varietà delle cromie danno vita ad opere cariche di energia, forza e movimento. La fusione dei policarbonati permette a Davide di realizzare opere sospese di grandi dimensioni e leggerezza con trasparenze che rimandano al ghiaccio e al vetro fuso. Il suo lavoro sui policarbonati verte sulla possibilità/impossibilità di arrivare, attraverso la fusione, ad un grado zero della materia, alla ricerca di un vuoto dal quale il processo creativo possa rigenerarsi. Rifiutando di plasmare la materia, l’artista genera creature opalescenti che paiono scaturire da un doppio movimento di danza e stasi, sempre oscillanti tra passione e disperazione, e tra nascita, morte e rinascita.
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Polycarbonate is a polyester of carbonic acid. Studies on this particular polyester began in 1828, but it is only since 1960 that it finds its first industrial applications. The chemical and physical properties of polycarbonate material let it become one of the “plastic” ones longer used. The sectors in which it is mostly used are: the optics in the construction of glasses, either alone either by sight, electronics for the computer and for the compact disc, in the construction field for transparent roofs, in the field transport for the production of helmets and lamp covers, and much more…
And polycarbonate is also used in sculpture… David Dall’Osso. How?
He begins with the realization of the work in clay, which is then “translated” into polycarbonate, from industrial wastes.
In the hands of the artist, the purity of the raw material and the variety of colors give life to works full of energy, force and motion. The fusion of polycarbonates allows David to produce works suspended large and light with transparency that refer to the ice and to molten glass. His work on polycarbonates concerns the possibility/impossibility of arriving, through the merger, to a zero degree of the material, looking for a blank from which the creative process can regenerate. Refusing to mold the material, the artist generates opalescent creatures that seem to stem from a double dance movement and stasis, always oscillating between passion and despair, and between birth, death and rebirth.
SLOW ART DAY
One day each year – April 27 in 2013 – people all over the world visit local museums and galleries to look at art slowly. Participants look at five works of art for 10 minutes each and then meet together to talk about their experience.
More info about Slow Art Day movement: facebook | twitter | tumblr
There are over 252 international art venues involved with events and workshops taking place… In Firenze, Palazzo Strozzi is participating again for the 2013 edition, offering visitors a new way to experience the exhibition The Springtime of the Renaissance.
The iSculpture Galery want to taking part in Slow Art Day this Saturday… Come experience art in a whole new way by looking at contemporary sculptures slowly and then talking about it with a glass of white wine.
Try the experience of looking at art work slowly!
Buongiorno! Ci piacerebbe farvi conoscere i nostri artisti, ma non con una banale e sterile lista di nomi in ordine alfabetico!
Come già saprete, iSculpture Gallery è la prima galleria di sola scultura contemporanea italiana. L’idea è quella di raggruppare gli artisti per “Materiali utilizzati”, con brevi approfondimenti sulla storia e sulle tecniche di lavorazione.
Nel frattempo un po’ di foto… Ceramica-Bronzo-Legno-Marmo-Policarbonato!
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Hello, we would like to show our artists, but not in the usual and ordinary alphabetical list!
As you already know,iSculpture Gallery is the first art gallery featuring only Italian sculptors. The idea is to group the artists for “Materials”, with brief insights into the history and techniques.
Faenza, September 1, 2012 – Cavallini cuoce Caruso, a klin for Nino Caruso.
In this video, the impressive opening night of the klin for an artwork by Nino Caruso. The work was designed and built by Nino Caruso for Argillà 2012.
Thanks to WeClay Italy!
Dear Friends,
iSculpture is closing for the winter holidays from 5th November to February.
Our first operating year was great, thanks to your passion, confidence and support. Stay connected with us on internet and follow our upcoming initiatives that will be posted on this blog and on our facebook fan page.
You can reach us via email at info@isculpture.it or visit the gallery upon appointment every day. We will be glad to welcome you!
See you soon
Patrick and Francesca
iSculpture Gallery – San Gimignano
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