Francioni Mastromarino (1978) - La Concipiente nera






Holds a bachelor’s degree in art history and a master’s degree in arts and cultural management.
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Wall sculpture by Francioni Mastromarino titled La Concipiente nera, made with acrylic resin and rice husk on aluminum, 70 cm high, 25 cm wide, 16 cm deep, weighing 2 kg, dated 2025, in excellent condition, hand-signed, unique piece numbered 8, a contemporary design on sustainable materials.
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"La Concipiente" is a wall sculpture by Francioni Mastromarino.
Throughout their careers, Francioni Mastromarino have participated in prestigious international exhibitions, including:
Movements of the Soul in Pontedera
Looking for Monnalisa, where they presented a monumental sculpture.
The largest portrait of Leonardo da Vinci in the world – over 5 meters tall and approximately 4 meters in diameter – was acquired today in Pavia and officially recognized as a city monument.
This work is a secular altar, designed to be easily displayed thanks to a hook on the back and durable enough for outdoor use, thanks to sustainable and long-lasting materials.
The work embodies the Creator Woman, capable of generating not only in the body but also in spirit and thought. In her, intuition, the ability to embrace and transform, emotional intelligence, and a deep understanding of the world are reflected.
Her 'nest,' which inspires the hairstyle in the sculpture, is a physical and symbolic place where ideas, emotions, and relationships intertwine, becoming new beginnings. The name 'Concipiente,' from Latin con-capere, means 'to take upon oneself' and 'to understand': a double meaning that guides the inspiration of the work, which reflects on the female power to absorb, feel, and create connections between interiority and the external world.
Four-handed work by Eleonora Francioni and Antonio Mastromarino, the piece originates from an artistic and human collaboration that has lasted over twenty years, where artistic research is conceived in synergy.
Traditional techniques blend with a contemporary vision of form and symbol. The sculpture is made of acrylic resin mixed with rice husks (a byproduct of rice processing, repurposed to add value and durability), mounted on an aluminum sheet. The choice of materials embodies the artists' pursuit of tangible sustainability.
Sustainable materials and attention to the environment
Even the packaging respects the environment: recycled cardboard and cardboard scraps used as filler. Secure shipping with an express courier.
Certifications and international shipments:
For non-EU countries: including a certificate of free export for contemporary works, endorsed by the Superintendence.
For Germany: registration with the LUCID register for the proper disposal of packaging.
Tracked shipment, fast and secure with reinforced packaging.
International presence
The works of Francioni & Mastromarino are appreciated and collected in Italy, France, the Netherlands, Germany, the USA, the United Kingdom, and many other countries. The craftsmanship, profound message, and attention to detail make 'La Concipiente' a unique work, destined to leave a mark.
Free pickup at artists' studios in Pietrasanta, Tuscany (Italy).
"La Concipiente" is a wall sculpture by Francioni Mastromarino.
Throughout their careers, Francioni Mastromarino have participated in prestigious international exhibitions, including:
Movements of the Soul in Pontedera
Looking for Monnalisa, where they presented a monumental sculpture.
The largest portrait of Leonardo da Vinci in the world – over 5 meters tall and approximately 4 meters in diameter – was acquired today in Pavia and officially recognized as a city monument.
This work is a secular altar, designed to be easily displayed thanks to a hook on the back and durable enough for outdoor use, thanks to sustainable and long-lasting materials.
The work embodies the Creator Woman, capable of generating not only in the body but also in spirit and thought. In her, intuition, the ability to embrace and transform, emotional intelligence, and a deep understanding of the world are reflected.
Her 'nest,' which inspires the hairstyle in the sculpture, is a physical and symbolic place where ideas, emotions, and relationships intertwine, becoming new beginnings. The name 'Concipiente,' from Latin con-capere, means 'to take upon oneself' and 'to understand': a double meaning that guides the inspiration of the work, which reflects on the female power to absorb, feel, and create connections between interiority and the external world.
Four-handed work by Eleonora Francioni and Antonio Mastromarino, the piece originates from an artistic and human collaboration that has lasted over twenty years, where artistic research is conceived in synergy.
Traditional techniques blend with a contemporary vision of form and symbol. The sculpture is made of acrylic resin mixed with rice husks (a byproduct of rice processing, repurposed to add value and durability), mounted on an aluminum sheet. The choice of materials embodies the artists' pursuit of tangible sustainability.
Sustainable materials and attention to the environment
Even the packaging respects the environment: recycled cardboard and cardboard scraps used as filler. Secure shipping with an express courier.
Certifications and international shipments:
For non-EU countries: including a certificate of free export for contemporary works, endorsed by the Superintendence.
For Germany: registration with the LUCID register for the proper disposal of packaging.
Tracked shipment, fast and secure with reinforced packaging.
International presence
The works of Francioni & Mastromarino are appreciated and collected in Italy, France, the Netherlands, Germany, the USA, the United Kingdom, and many other countries. The craftsmanship, profound message, and attention to detail make 'La Concipiente' a unique work, destined to leave a mark.
Free pickup at artists' studios in Pietrasanta, Tuscany (Italy).
