Angelo Scardino - Venere Geodea

Original sculptural work by artist Angelo Scardino, made in PLA and resin, enriched with gold leaf and a refined holographic opalescent patina that shifts reflections depending on light and viewing angle.
The sculpture depicts a female face suspended inside a mineral/crystalline structure, almost an open geode. The contrast between the smooth, pale, luminous face, the intense red lips, the blue-violet lashes, and the irregular amethyst-colored frame creates a strong visual impact. The exterior, golden and tactile, gives the piece a precious, baroque yet contemporary look.
The work blends figurative art, pop surrealism, luxury aesthetics, and experimental contemporary sculpture. The glossy, holographic surface amplifies the object's stage presence, making it particularly suitable for collections of contemporary art, design interiors, galleries, creative studios, or refined environments.
Each angle reveals different details: sculpted crystals, golden textures, violet, green, and iridescent reflections. The sculpture has a strong iconic and decorative presence, conceived as a unique piece for display.

Shipped insured and traceable, with professional packaging and a certificate of authenticity signed by the artist.

Artist Biography

Angelo Scardino was born in 1986 in Grottaglie (TA), a ceramic hub, where he began his artistic career. At the Liceo Artistico “Lisippo” in Manduria he trained in plastic arts and sculpture, then in 2007–2008 earned his first-level academic degree with the highest marks (110/110 with honors) at the Academy of Fine Arts of Lecce. In 2009–2010 he earned his second-level degree, again with 110 with honors, with a theoretical thesis titled “The Sculpture of the Void,” devoted to the study and realization of sculptural models based on negative spatiality.

In 2012 he moved to Mantua, and he currently lives and works as a teacher in Verona. His works are part of public and private collections in Italy and abroad."