Filippo P. Castrovinci - Joker





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Filippo P. Castrovinci presents the 2021 limited edition steel sculpture Joker (Edition 50), signed by hand on the piece and on the plate and accompanied by a certificate of authenticity, measuring 24 × 24 × 18 cm and originating from Italy in excellent condition.
Description from the seller
Sculpture: Joker
Original work by Filippo Pietro Castrovinci, signed by the artist and accompanied by a certificate of authenticity.
Joker, an identity suspended between irony and unease, between mask and truth. Joker tells the most unpredictable part of the human psyche, where the boundary between what we are and what we show becomes subtle and ambiguous.
Details:
• Material: Corten steel
• Finish: brushed and natural multicolor tones.
• Dimensions: H 24 × W 24 × D 18 cm
Packaging and shipping:
Professional packaging with a double-wall box to ensure maximum protection.
Tracked shipping via national and international carriers.
Notes:
This work is the result of careful, ongoing study, continually evolving, always experimenting with new techniques to design and create, where the ancient and the modern merge together.
Seller's Story
Sculpture: Joker
Original work by Filippo Pietro Castrovinci, signed by the artist and accompanied by a certificate of authenticity.
Joker, an identity suspended between irony and unease, between mask and truth. Joker tells the most unpredictable part of the human psyche, where the boundary between what we are and what we show becomes subtle and ambiguous.
Details:
• Material: Corten steel
• Finish: brushed and natural multicolor tones.
• Dimensions: H 24 × W 24 × D 18 cm
Packaging and shipping:
Professional packaging with a double-wall box to ensure maximum protection.
Tracked shipping via national and international carriers.
Notes:
This work is the result of careful, ongoing study, continually evolving, always experimenting with new techniques to design and create, where the ancient and the modern merge together.

