Capitello
Acrylic, Plastic
14x14x3in
$1,350
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Simone Parri
Italy
Artist highlights
- Experienced Artist
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
Other artworks by Simone Parri
Artwork details
- Medium : Plastic, Plexiglas Without Stand
- Dimensions : Length: 21.7in, Height: 25.6in, Depth: 4.7in
About this artwork
Insulated polystyrene in plexiglass box.
The sculpture captures a fascinating dichotomy between past and present: a samurai woman, dressed in an elegant kimono, stands proudly against the backdrop of a modern city. The fabric of her dress flows softly and elegantly, embellished with traditional motifs, while the katana she holds with grace and determination adds a touch of strength to her figure.
The contrast between the delicacy of the kimono… and the frenzy of the metropolis in the background is extraordinary. The neon lights and futuristic skyscrapers do not cancel her presence, but enhance it: she is not an anachronistic relic of the past, but a bridge between eras, the testimony that the values of discipline, courage and beauty do not fade with time, but transform and resist.
The scene does not represent a conflict, but a possible harmony between the old and the new, an invitation to look forward without forgetting the roots.
The sculpture captures a fascinating dichotomy between past and present: a samurai woman, dressed in an elegant kimono, stands proudly against the backdrop of a modern city. The fabric of her dress flows softly and elegantly, embellished with traditional motifs, while the katana she holds with grace and determination adds a touch of strength to her figure.
The contrast between the delicacy of the kimono… and the frenzy of the metropolis in the background is extraordinary. The neon lights and futuristic skyscrapers do not cancel her presence, but enhance it: she is not an anachronistic relic of the past, but a bridge between eras, the testimony that the values of discipline, courage and beauty do not fade with time, but transform and resist.
The scene does not represent a conflict, but a possible harmony between the old and the new, an invitation to look forward without forgetting the roots.
Simone Parri
Italy
Credentials
- Experienced Artist
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
« "Each work offers the viewer a sinuous game of shapes always different from each other, divided by cracks that run endlessly through the entire work." »
Simone Parri, an Italian painter and sculptor, has exhibited throughout Italy. His works can also be found in several private collections in the United States. Parri approaches art with the philosophy that it is not about filling an empty space with a form, it is adding empty space to a form that already exists. He disassembles each shape or form, then reassembles it, adding “the void”. The sculptures are made of plastic polymers which are mounted/suspended on plexiglass.
