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Augusto Poderosi
Italy
Artist highlights
- Group shows participant
- International Exposure
- Prizewinner
- Works on commission
Artwork details
- Medium : Bronze, Marble Without Stand
- Dimensions : Length: 13.4in, Height: 33.1in, Depth: 5.9in
About this artwork
The sculptural work "The Androgyne" is the symbolic term that is used to indicate the woman and the man merged into a single body, as an unearthly romantic allegory. This spiritual being of separated soulmates, come together in a state of divine light, which is an instinctive search for a perfect mate, which aims to rejoin the cosmos. According to Plato, the androgyne is also bisexuality and the idea of unity, completeness and opposites.
Instead… in Alchemy it is a symbol of many truths such as the primordial completion and perfection of the absolute state: harmonized totality - Communion of Spirit and Matter - Freedom from the duality of the world - The recovery of Paradise - Fusion of activity with receptivity - Recombination of primordial forces man-woman - Reunification of polarities - The original oneness of the whole Father
Instead… in Alchemy it is a symbol of many truths such as the primordial completion and perfection of the absolute state: harmonized totality - Communion of Spirit and Matter - Freedom from the duality of the world - The recovery of Paradise - Fusion of activity with receptivity - Recombination of primordial forces man-woman - Reunification of polarities - The original oneness of the whole Father
Augusto Poderosi
Italy
Credentials
- Group shows participant
- International Exposure
- Prizewinner
- Works on commission
« If the world were a free place, this would be made up of artists creating their own life where beauty would simply be the art of living together in love with everything around us. »
Augusto Poderosi is an award-winning painter, draftsman, and sculptor based in Italy whose works have been exhibited nationally, as well as in England, the United States, and Germany. He describes his artistic process as being marked by sacred geometry, the divine, and emotion. Creating in themed series, Poderosi's striking and diverse compositions are made using a variety of materials and techniques.
