Artwork details
- Medium : Marble Without Stand
- Dimensions : Length: 9.8in, Height: 16.5in, Depth: 7.9in
About this artwork
This is one of the sculptures from the "Indifferents" series.
This sculpture is part of a small series of sculptures called "Feel".
I focused on the possibility that each of us has to concentrate, reflect and analyze ourselves. A process that in our time is often completely neglected by all the anxieties and stresses of modern society.
In "Feel III" I let myself be fascinated by the natural beauty of this marble, its veins and its colors.
A… stupendous marble, which on one side is very cold almost blue and on the other very warm almost orange. My intent was to represent a face that contains two different personalities, one of pure essence, creativity and feelings and on the other hand the coldness of the expectations of our way of life created by a society based on the market and the economy, and where everything related to feeling is not considered in the least.
This sculpture is part of a small series of sculptures called "Feel".
I focused on the possibility that each of us has to concentrate, reflect and analyze ourselves. A process that in our time is often completely neglected by all the anxieties and stresses of modern society.
In "Feel III" I let myself be fascinated by the natural beauty of this marble, its veins and its colors.
A… stupendous marble, which on one side is very cold almost blue and on the other very warm almost orange. My intent was to represent a face that contains two different personalities, one of pure essence, creativity and feelings and on the other hand the coldness of the expectations of our way of life created by a society based on the market and the economy, and where everything related to feeling is not considered in the least.
Andrea Berni
Italy
Credentials
- International Exposure
- Experienced Artist
- Works on commission
« I observe the world and nature, society, and people's habits in a reality where money is the true god. »
Andrea Berni is an Italian sculptor whose works have been featured in solo exhibitions nationally, in Lithuania, France, and Norway. He is fascinated by the factors that motivate human behavior as well as our relationships with society and nature. Berni describes his expressive figurative compositions as being linked to a "free interpretation and idealization of nature". Creating in series, his pieces are made of marble, terracotta, and clay.