Feltrone - Wool and steel sculpture
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- Artist Pinna Alex
- Category Wall Sculptures
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Creation year 2008
- Dimensions 400 x 12 cm base x H 120 cm
- Technique Wool and steel sculpture
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Alex Pinna's works do not hide the restlessness of their ideation. The subtlety of the stroke and the density of the bodies and materials declined together express the complex nature of his talent. And they constitute its charm.
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Pinna Alex
Alex Pinna's sculptures, characterized by thin bodies and long legs, certainly derive from Giacometti's poetics, though unburdened from their gloomy gravitas and gifted with a melancholy smile and a naïve and disenchanted glance upon reality. The artist, deeply in love with comics and any language which can easily reach people's heart, manages to convey emotions, feelings and mental features without availing himself of facial expressions (his characters' faces are composed by few traits: forehead and nose), but only of the thoughtful bending of a spine or the imbalanced tilting of a body, communicating a sensation of existential instability.
Alex Pinna’s characters – thin and fragile figures, spiced with contemporary irony – represent a precarious humanity, constantly seeking a balance point. The artist manages to convey emotions, feelings and mental features without availing himself of facial expressions (his characters' faces are composed by few traits: forehead and nose), but only of the thoughtful bending of a spine or the imbalanced tilting of a body, communicating a sensation of existential instability.
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