Hashtag - Backlit brass sculpture on wooden base

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Artist Razeto Giangi
Category Figurative sculptures
Creation year 2016
Dimensions 40 x 40 cm, base 20 x 20 cm
Technique Backlit brass sculpture on wooden base

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Extruded recycled brass sheet, backlit on wooden base.

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Razeto Giangi

Giangi Razeto is a sociologist and artist whose work revolves around innovation and design. After completing a dissertation on "Communication among Youths in Clubs," he studied "Club Cultures" and "Leisure Societies" at the University of Genova, developing his theories of “Patchwork Generations” and “Tribe of Ones among Similars.”

Since 2000, he has led the Innovation & Design LAB of F.lli Razeto & Casareto S.p.A. and, in 1998, began crafting sculptural jewelry under the brand GNG Jewels. In 2008, he founded Razeto Design’n Innovation to manage his patents and intellectual properties. By 2015, Giangi shifted focus to sculpture, exploring contemporary issues through what he calls “Contemporary Hieroglyphs,” blending ancient symbols with modern themes in metal sculptures.

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