Gio Schiano - LIMITED EDITION - I'm not ok with this





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Gio Schiano, LIMITED EDITION - I'm not ok with this, a cast methacrylate sculpture, 30 × 30 × 7 cm, hand-signed, edition 48/50, made in Italy, in excellent condition.
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Acrylic glass sculpture designed and crafted by Gio Schiano
edition 48/50 ex
Dimensions: 30 cm high and 30 cm wide, it is signed and numbered with a certificate, made in Italy
Immerse yourself in the fascinating world of Gio Schiano with "I'm not ok with this", a 30 cm sculpture made from poured acrylic glass. Renowned for pushing artistic boundaries, Schiano invites you to explore the depths of emotions and perception through this unique piece.
"I'm not ok with this" testifies to Schiano's ability to infuse raw, evocative energy into his creations. The poured acrylic captures ethereal moments, reflecting the transient nature of existence.
Schiano's international success is intertwined in "I'm not ok with this". His fabulous work has been exhibited in Europe, the United States, Japan, China, Australia, and the United Kingdom. This sculpture, a manifestation of Schiano's artistic genius, is not just an object; it is a global narration of contemporary art.
"I'm not ok with this" is your passport to Schiano's unique perspective, an investment in a narrative that transcends the conventional. Secure a piece of international recognition, adding a touch of Schiano's splendour to your curated collection.
Biography: Gio Schiano was born in Naples on May 4, 1976. After technical studies, he devoted himself to design and photography, never neglecting his great passion for art.
As for the group Memphis Milano, Ettore Sottsass, Andrea Branzi, Mangiarotti, Fornasetti, Pop Art, street art, contemporary sculpture, optical art, op art, minimalism, Dadaism, Bridget Riley, modern modernism
Michael Graves, Victor Vasarely, Frank Stella, Donald Judd, Sol LeWitt, Vladimir Tatlin, Josef Albers, Agam Yaacov, François Morellet, Jesus-Rafael Soto, Julio Le Parc
#moderndesign #luxuryart #contemporarysculpture #italiansculpture #brutalism #opticalart #kineticart
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Acrylic glass sculpture designed and crafted by Gio Schiano
edition 48/50 ex
Dimensions: 30 cm high and 30 cm wide, it is signed and numbered with a certificate, made in Italy
Immerse yourself in the fascinating world of Gio Schiano with "I'm not ok with this", a 30 cm sculpture made from poured acrylic glass. Renowned for pushing artistic boundaries, Schiano invites you to explore the depths of emotions and perception through this unique piece.
"I'm not ok with this" testifies to Schiano's ability to infuse raw, evocative energy into his creations. The poured acrylic captures ethereal moments, reflecting the transient nature of existence.
Schiano's international success is intertwined in "I'm not ok with this". His fabulous work has been exhibited in Europe, the United States, Japan, China, Australia, and the United Kingdom. This sculpture, a manifestation of Schiano's artistic genius, is not just an object; it is a global narration of contemporary art.
"I'm not ok with this" is your passport to Schiano's unique perspective, an investment in a narrative that transcends the conventional. Secure a piece of international recognition, adding a touch of Schiano's splendour to your curated collection.
Biography: Gio Schiano was born in Naples on May 4, 1976. After technical studies, he devoted himself to design and photography, never neglecting his great passion for art.
As for the group Memphis Milano, Ettore Sottsass, Andrea Branzi, Mangiarotti, Fornasetti, Pop Art, street art, contemporary sculpture, optical art, op art, minimalism, Dadaism, Bridget Riley, modern modernism
Michael Graves, Victor Vasarely, Frank Stella, Donald Judd, Sol LeWitt, Vladimir Tatlin, Josef Albers, Agam Yaacov, François Morellet, Jesus-Rafael Soto, Julio Le Parc
#moderndesign #luxuryart #contemporarysculpture #italiansculpture #brutalism #opticalart #kineticart
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