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Secret Garden
20 X 38 cm X 19 cm
Antonio Taschini
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This artwork can be placed in different ways and is beautifully decorated on all sides.
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Bosgodin
39 X 84 cm
Anke Birnie
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Unique bronze statue.
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Zweven
Anke Birnie
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This unique bronze statue by Anke Birnie shows a 'floating figure' between bars. An original statue that is worth admiring from all sides and that, for example, looks great at the end of a table.
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Ark
15 X 38 cm X 65 cm
Antonio Taschini
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Unique sculpture. ceramics.
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Anke Birnie
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Bronze statue
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Praise of Normality at the time of Magna Grecia
38 X 68 cm X 40 cm
Antonio Taschini
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Domenico Iaracà, Keramikos 2020, Museum Duca di Martina, Naples:
“Taschini's faces are the continuation of a quest that has turned the human body into a palimpsest of codes and alphabets beyond time, through which to tell the stories lived by each individual. The faces are a summa of simultaneously individual and collective history. However, in a reversal of anachronisms, perhaps even typical of their expressive code, the marks on his face are not archaic. On the contrary, it is computer code that refers, as it were, to a dystopian future, in which man, every person, is part of a higher language. So here we are faced with a reversal of history, where the marks on our face are not so much traces of a more or less recent past, but impressions that we fear will be applied in a near or distant future. The idea of ??oppression and external limitation is further reinforced by the metal cage, which, as the supporting structure of the image, eventually acquires meaning itself."
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Couple
49 cm
Anke Birnie
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