Santicri - Spinario fail

Santicri has participated in numerous notable international art exhibitions. Among the most significant, in 2022, it showcased its works at the prestigious Palazzo Grillo in Genoa, and in 2023, it was present at the International Contemporary Furniture Fair (ICFF) in New York, thereby expanding its visibility in both national and international contexts.

Santicri-artist
Technique: Resin and marble powder.
Measurements: H17 x L10 x P10 cm
Condition: new
Hand-signed certificate of authenticity
Edition: gold 100 ex

Sculpture is a provocative artistic expression. This work seems to challenge traditional conventions and expectations of art, blending ancient and modern elements in a surprising context.

Depicting a Spinario, a subject typical of classical art, in such an unusual and contemporary context suggests a reflection on our current culture and our relationship with the past. The use of Nike and the scene of removing feces can be interpreted as a pointed critique of consumerism and obsession with luxury in the modern world.

The work seems to aim at provoking a reaction in the audience, raising questions about its symbolism and deeper meaning. Ultimately, this contemporary sculpture appears to be a bold commentary on modern society, its obsession with consumption, and its relationship with history and tradition.

Limited edition of 100 units.
Hand signed by the artist with certificate of authenticity
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Born in 1992 in Macerata, in the Marche region, the Italian artist pursued a career that, through studies in surveying and architecture, led him to collaborate with a resin sculpture artisan. There, he developed a growing need to find himself and unleash his creativity.
His works are sold all over the world, collaborating with galleries in Italy and Europe.
His art is widely appreciated and is a must-have among collectors of paintings and sculptures in street art, pop art, and contemporary art.
"It's never easy to classify one's art. I try to convey what my eyes see, my way of seeing what surrounds me, and I rework it with a design that fits well with modern times: impactful and memorable."