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Another marine inspired figure. Protruding from the floor, emerges Blekksprut (Octpus in Norwegian) a swaying tentacle with a particular and unique interpretation of the suckers and a aluminium plates dorsal layer. The movement defines this organic figure. For its creation various materials were used: fibreglass, aluminium sheets, rivets, iron wire for the structure and epoxy…
I always wanted to create a croc. In order of giving the details I wanted, it needed to be big. But a full size croc is way to big so I decided to do the tail, which for me represents the essence of the animal. This one is like alive, I tried to mimic the…
Epoxy resin made, this eye is the natural continuation of my exploration of the human nature and more specifically the eyes. I have always take the eyes into great consideration in my artworks, because if believe is the most significant items that provides life and a soul to them. I am concentrating here in the…
Epoxy resin made, this eye is the natural continuation of my exploration of the human nature and more specifically the eyes. I have always take the eyes into great consideration in my artworks, because if believe is the most significant items that provides life and a soul to them. I am concentrating here in the…
Unique concept of a squid sucker emerging from the ground. Because of the size, bringing to life the whole animal is not (by now…) an option. I wanted to recreate the details of the individual suckers, with different sizes and located along the length of the sculpture. It is a very dynamic piece, with angles…
Metal wire , glass (May 2013) H 23 / W 24 / D 15 / Kg 3 Eye II is inspired by Asian eyes, wonders of nature. I used a black stone to give the depth I wanted to impregnate the vision of this eye. Buy my eye!!
Metal wire (April 2013) H 45 / W 30 / D 15 / 2.5 Kg Ear is an actual representation of my own ear. I am very passionate about human morphology and the beauty of each individual part, so I decided to recreate on my own terms this piece of cartilage. They are morphologically unique…
