Francioni Mastromarino (1978) - La Concipiente

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La Concipiente is a wall sculpture from 2025, made of acrylic resin mixed with rice husk on an aluminium plate, hand-signed, in an edition described as a unique piece of 8, and measuring 25 cm wide, 70 cm high, 16 cm deep with a weight of 2 kg, originating from Italy and in excellent condition.

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"The Conceiver" is a wall sculpture by Francioni Mastromarino.
It is a secular altar, designed to be displayed with ease thanks to a hook on the back and durable enough for outdoor use, thanks to durable and sustainable materials.
The work embodies the Creator Woman, capable of generating not only in the body but also in the spirit and thought. In her reflection lie intuition, the ability to welcome and transform, emotional intelligence, and a deep understanding of the world.
Her "nest", which inspires the hairstyle in the sculpture, is a physical and symbolic place where ideas, emotions and relationships intertwine to become new beginnings. The name “Concipiente,” from Latin con-capere, meaning “to take to oneself” and “to understand”: a double meaning that guides the inspiration of the work, reflecting on the female power to absorb, feel and create connections between interiority and the external world.
Signed in two hands by Eleonora Francioni and Antonio Mastromarino, the work arises from an artistic and human collaboration that has lasted for 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 husk (waste from the processing of noble rice turned into a resource and made durable), resting on an aluminum plate. The choice of materials embodies the authors’ pursuit of concrete sustainability.

Sustainable materials and environmental awareness:
Even the packaging respects the environment: recycled cardboard and cutouts of reused cardboard as filler. Secure shipping with express courier.

Certifications and international shipments:

For non-EU countries: includes a certificate of free export for contemporary works, validated by the Soprintendenza.

For Germany: registration in the LUCID registry for proper disposal of packaging.

Tracked, fast, and secure shipment with reinforced packaging.

International presence:
Francioni & Mastromarino’s works are appreciated and collected in Italy, France, the Netherlands, Germany, the USA, the United Kingdom, and many other countries. The artisanal quality, the deep message, and the care in details make "The Conceiver" a unique piece, destined to leave a mark.

Free in-studio pickup available in Pietrasanta, Tuscany (Italy)

Free Shipping Throughout Europe!
"The Conceiver" is a wall sculpture by Francioni Mastromarino.
It is a secular altar, designed to be displayed with ease thanks to a hook on the back and durable enough for outdoor use, thanks to durable and sustainable materials.
The work embodies the Creator Woman, capable of generating not only in the body but also in the spirit and thought. In her reflection lie intuition, the ability to welcome and transform, emotional intelligence, and a deep understanding of the world.
Her "nest", which inspires the hairstyle in the sculpture, is a physical and symbolic place where ideas, emotions and relationships intertwine to become new beginnings. The name “Concipiente,” from Latin con-capere, meaning “to take to oneself” and “to understand”: a double meaning that guides the inspiration of the work, reflecting on the female power to absorb, feel and create connections between interiority and the external world.
Signed in two hands by Eleonora Francioni and Antonio Mastromarino, the work arises from an artistic and human collaboration that has lasted for 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 husk (waste from the processing of noble rice turned into a resource and made durable), resting on an aluminum plate. The choice of materials embodies the authors’ pursuit of concrete sustainability.

Sustainable materials and environmental awareness:
Even the packaging respects the environment: recycled cardboard and cutouts of reused cardboard as filler. Secure shipping with express courier.

Certifications and international shipments:

For non-EU countries: includes a certificate of free export for contemporary works, validated by the Soprintendenza.

For Germany: registration in the LUCID registry for proper disposal of packaging.

Tracked, fast, and secure shipment with reinforced packaging.

International presence:
Francioni & Mastromarino’s works are appreciated and collected in Italy, France, the Netherlands, Germany, the USA, the United Kingdom, and many other countries. The artisanal quality, the deep message, and the care in details make "The Conceiver" a unique piece, destined to leave a mark.

Free in-studio pickup available in Pietrasanta, Tuscany (Italy)

Details

Era
After 2000
Style subtype
Sustainable design
Country of origin
Italy
Style
Contemporary
Material
Acrylic resin and rice husk, Aluminium
Artist
Francioni Mastromarino (1978)
Title of artwork
La Concipiente
Signature
Hand signed
Edition
One-of-a-kind piece of 8
Year
2025
Colour
White
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
70 cm
Width
25 cm
Depth
16 cm
Weight
2 kg
ItalyVerified
254
Objects sold
100%
Private

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