Sandro Camboni - Fondale marino

Composition by the Italian art creator Sandro Camboni.
Born in Cagliari, he lived for about a decade in the Far East, where he found sources of inspiration for his works. His exhibitions in Beijing, Hong Kong, Singapore, Tokyo, in addition to those in Italy, have always been successful. Attached is the artist's presentation board for one of his exhibitions in the Orient.
Recently returned to his hometown, he continued to work and exhibit.
His works are part of private collections, commercial venues, and public spaces in various cities.
The proposed work is part of the collection titled “Wood and Stone,” measuring 33 cm wide and 42 cm high.
The composition is in excellent condition.
The materials of Genesis, namely wood and stone, are the foundation of every one of his artistic compositions in this collection.
In this work titled "Fondale marino" we find natural elements juxtaposed and completed with the insertion of fragments of coral, glass, and semi-precious stones, all mounted on a wooden base and finished with rope used to build the nets of the tuna fisheries of Carloforte in Sardinia. This work is signed and dated (2022) on the back by the artist. This piece is still part of the artist's private collection.
An author's business card accompanies every one of his works, with the website details and his contact information.