Hamlet in the Jungle. To be or not to be an Ape?
Acrylic, Wood
32x17x17in
$8,370
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Daniele Nannini
Italy
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Artist highlights
- Experienced Artist
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic, Wood With Stand
- Dimensions : Length: 14.2in, Height: 25.2in, Depth: 18.1in
About this artwork
Tragic and grotesque at the same time is the action of a human who kills a 2-ton rhinoceros to grind its horn. On the black market, rhino horn surpasses cocaine because - often taken from living animals, leaving them to agonize for hours before dying - it is sold in powder form in some countries as an ingredient in miracle cures. There is no medical-scientific basis behind this belief, given that horn is made of keratin, the same substance that our…
nails and hair are made of. To save them from this tragic fate, in various African countries where rhinos live, their horns are cut off. The author thought of this sculpture - made of polyester foam on a wooden base - as the model of a real monument. However, he strongly hopes that the rhino will not become extinct and the eventual monument will therefore not represent its disappearance, but human stupidity.
Daniele Nannini
Italy
Credentials
- Experienced Artist
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
« In my design, there has always been an idea of three-dimensionality which then naturally became the design of three-dimensional objects. »
Daniele Nannini is an experienced sculptor and designer based in Italy whose works have been exhibited nationally and in Germany. In addition, his pieces are featured in publications such as Zoom Magazine, LIBER, etc. Begining his career as an illustrator for children's books, Nannini's drawings have always emphasized volumes. He now creates with clay, with a geometric measure in mind.
Daniele Nannini
Monumento al rinoceronte perduto
$5,700
