Artwork details
- Medium : Steel Without Stand
- Dimensions : Length: 27.2in, Height: 15.7in, Depth: 7.9in
About this artwork
The name of this sculpture reveals its essence: an act of creation born from destruction. The hammer, the blacksmith's tool, not only shapes but gives life, and here its role is to generate.
The bricks that compose it are the result of an intense and almost alchemical process: they are carved from a solid iron bar that, once worked and reduced, is transformed into building blocks. The hammer, on the other hand, is a union of different parts, a fusion… that embodies its own purpose.
Brutally yet honestly fused, the elements blend into a work that seeks no compromise. Its raw, authentic nature makes it perfect for spaces unafraid to showcase a strong, sincere character.
The bricks that compose it are the result of an intense and almost alchemical process: they are carved from a solid iron bar that, once worked and reduced, is transformed into building blocks. The hammer, on the other hand, is a union of different parts, a fusion… that embodies its own purpose.
Brutally yet honestly fused, the elements blend into a work that seeks no compromise. Its raw, authentic nature makes it perfect for spaces unafraid to showcase a strong, sincere character.
Stefano Robiglio
Italy
Credentials
- Favorited by galleries
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
Stefano Robiglio primarily works with wrought iron, a self-taught craft born out of a desire for personal expression after years in the family business. He uses techniques that combine texture and elegance, integrating traditional workmanship with modern welding, highlighting imperfections as a hallmark of craftsmanship. His works, at once primal and refined, convey a profound love of nature and offer hope in challenging times.