Maurizio Russo

Colors Ramata

Name: Colors Ramata
SKU: 8759
Price: 600.00 EUR
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Sculptures acrylic paint metal Sea wood

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€600,00

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Description by the artist

Beached sea wood, acrylic paint with metal base.
Sculpture made with beached sea wood, painted with copper-colored acrylic paint and metal base.
Through the creation of this work, I wanted to focus on the perception of the senses by observing forms without details that only the imagination that surrounds us can fill.

Details and dimensions

Materials: acrylic paint metal Sea wood

Dimensions (cm): Height 40, Width 40, Depth 25

Weight (kg): 4.5

Handcrafted in Sicily

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The artwork in the Sicilian culture

By the Governance of Sicilian Artisan Foundation

The Mediterranean Sea is the sea that bathes Sicily, an island that is located right in the middle of it and for this reason it has always been a coveted land for the control of the entire area.Greeks, Phoenicians, Romans, Siceliots … sailed it with their ships. It is a sea rich in varieties of fish. It is a sea rich in archaeological finds from ships sunk over the centuries. It is a sea that 50 million years ago dried up and then tectonic uplifts led it to form the current mountains of Sicily. That’s why you can find shells and fishes walking on the summits of eastern Sicily. It is a sea that reminds us of the Temple of Venus Erice, the most revered temple of antiquity of sailors, right on top of Mount Erice, western Sicily. It is the mare Nostrum!

Photo Sicily, map of joan martines, 1500

Wood sculptor

Maurizio Russo

“The beauty of art is to imagine the essence of art itself in a different and boundless way”

The Governance also suggests

The objective of the Governance is both to safeguard the traditions and ancient crafts of the people of Sicily, and to sustain economically the Artisans and the Artists, both the real ethno-anthropologists of the country.