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Dimensions: 72cm x 85cm x 12cm (h)
Material: Recycled carbon from racing origin,
Technique: hand making,hand painting, hand polishing
The Guardian
“The Guardian,” a striking artwork crafted from recycled carbon fibers, embodying the essence of protection and vigilance. This piece features a super hero-like figure, with the artist’s face, designed to serve as a guardian of the space it inhabits. The material, meticulously shaped into a complex, deep 3D profile, disrupts symmetry and echoes the virtuosic marble tissues of Renaissance sculptures, such as the “Cristo Velato.”
The bright colors painted on the textured carbon fibers enhance the sculpture’s depth and reflective qualities, creating a dynamic interplay of light and shadow. “The Guardian” stands as a modern sentinel, its fierce gaze scanning the room, ever watchful and ready to protect the inhabitants. This blend of high technology and inspired artistry not only makes a powerful visual impact but also evokes a sense of safety and reassurance, resonating with viewers on a profound emotional level.
Dimensions: 60cm x 60cm x 120cm (h)
Material: Motorsport and Air Force recycled carbon, ‘Frankestein’ style patch processing, original design by Cracking Art
The Carbon Penguin
I am thrilled to present the Recycled Carbon Fiber Penguins, an extraordinary collaboration with the renowned artist association Cracking Art. These unique sculptures, reimagined by me, blend the original whimsical design with cutting-edge recycled materials and innovative techniques.
Each penguin is meticulously crafted using patches of recycled carbon fibers, evoking the iconic “Frankenstein monster” effect. This method not only highlights the beauty and complexity of the recycled material but also underscores the importance of sustainability in fine art. The result is a mesmerizing surface, rich with texture and history, that captures the imagination.
What sets these penguins apart is the use of pigmented gold carbon fibers, adding a touch of elegance and luxury to the artwork. Produced in a very limited edition, each piece is a rare and precious addition to any collection, carrying with it the stories and memories of its previous life in high-performance aircraft and race cars.
These sculptures are not merely decorative objects; they are vibrant narratives of innovation, resilience, and environmental consciousness. Embrace the fusion of art and technology with the Recycled Carbon Fiber Penguins, and bring home a piece of art that truly stands out.
The recycled carbon fiber artworks are not only visually stunning but also structurally robust and highly resistant to scratches and adverse weather conditions. This exceptional durability makes them perfect for luxurious garden settings, seamlessly integrating with plants and flowers. Their strength ensures that they remain pristine and captivating, even in outdoor environments, adding a touch of elegance and resilience to your outdoor spaces.
Dimensions: 60cm x 60cm x 120cm (h)
Material: Recycled carbon of aeronautical origin
Technique: handmade, hand polishing, crystals, ancient and modern components, original title Pfizer & Co Inc..
The King Pfizer
Introducing “The King Pfizer,” a thought-provoking artwork created during the Covid-19 period, capturing the immense power and influence of Pfizer and the pharmaceutical industry. This piece uses the medium of scripophily, featuring an original historic stock certificate of Pfizer (of the 1953) encapsulated within a recycled carbon fiber shell. The certificate appears to float above a XIII century chair, symbolizing an ancient throne, and representing the authority and dominion of pharmaceutical companies during this critical time.
“The King Pfizer” symbolizes the dual nature of Pfizer’s power—eliciting both respect and resentment from the global populace. During the pandemic, pharmaceutical companies held unprecedented sway over the world, their actions and decisions impacting the lives of millions. This artwork encapsulates that paradox, where a single entity can be viewed both as a savior and a symbol of mistrust.
The recycled carbon fiber shell not only highlights the sustainability aspect but also signifies the historical depth and resilience of the pharmaceutical industry. The material’s intricate texture and reflective qualities add a modern twist to the ancient throne, creating a visual narrative that spans centuries.
“The King Pfizer” stands as a powerful commentary on the intersection of health, power, and societal impact. It invites viewers to reflect on the role of pharmaceutical companies in our lives, especially during times of crisis, and to consider the complex emotions they evoke. This piece is a testament to the enduring influence of these entities and the multifaceted reactions they inspire in the public consciousness.