Nuove Tecniche Edili # 5
Cement, Plaster
18x66x9in
$11,230
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Vincenzo Savastano
Türkiye
Artist highlights
- Works on commission
Other artworks by Vincenzo Savastano
Artwork details
- Medium : Cement, Plaster Without Stand
- Dimensions : Length: 19.7in, Height: 19.7in, Depth: 2in
About this artwork
The high relief number three of the series “New Building Techniques” describes in a very direct way the construction process of buildings seen from above, as in some of my works in the past, changing the point of view and developing these works that describe urban labyrinths, is one of the signs that I create to make the public of observers reflect on my works. In this new series I created these small-sized high reliefs that described a construction…
process in different moments and phases.
Vincenzo Savastano
Türkiye
Credentials
- Works on commission
Vincenzo Savastano, trained in Florence and working in Istanbul, shapes petra and steel into brutalist sculptures. His techniques, rich in detail, criticize urban modernity, vibrating with humanism. His works exude a constructive vision, inciting social improvement.
Vincenzo Savastano
Altorilievo # 3
$2,690
