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Federico Bernardi
Italy
Artist highlights
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Cement, Plexiglas Without Stand
- Dimensions : Length: 7.9in, Height: 5.9in, Depth: 11in
About this artwork
_This time too I have
I decided to bring something that represents me but at the same time describes a lifestyle and a cultural movement, a SnapBack
The hat has been a part of me for years and is a representative object for the hip hop culture that raised me and continues to accompany me today. Whoever wears it is not just covering their head but carries with them a symbol, a sense of belonging.
The work is slightly larger than a real SnapBack… and was modeled from concrete and plexiglass.
Are you one of those like me who grew up with these influences?
I decided to bring something that represents me but at the same time describes a lifestyle and a cultural movement, a SnapBack
The hat has been a part of me for years and is a representative object for the hip hop culture that raised me and continues to accompany me today. Whoever wears it is not just covering their head but carries with them a symbol, a sense of belonging.
The work is slightly larger than a real SnapBack… and was modeled from concrete and plexiglass.
Are you one of those like me who grew up with these influences?
Federico Bernardi
Italy
Credentials
- Works on commission
Bernard (Federico Bernardi) is a contemporary artist who uses painting, drawing and sculpture as tools for identity exploration.
His research stems from the urgency of transforming memory into form: objects, materials, and signs are regenerated through an essential language, where manual skill meets conceptual reflection.
Each work is a dialogue between past and present, between body and idea, in a constant balance between discipline and intuition.
His research stems from the urgency of transforming memory into form: objects, materials, and signs are regenerated through an essential language, where manual skill meets conceptual reflection.
Each work is a dialogue between past and present, between body and idea, in a constant balance between discipline and intuition.
