Francioni Mastromarino (1978) - I hope 2025

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“I HOPE” is a black patinated bronze sculpture by Francioni & Mastromarino, 2025, hand-made in Pietrasanta, with an edition of 8 numbered pieces plus 4 artist proofs, featuring geomalta ecocompatible material and recycled rice husk, dimensions 20 cm × 18 cm × 18 cm, weight 4 kg, signed by hand, in contemporary style, country of origin Italy, certificate of authenticity included.

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"I HOPE" – Bronze sculpture patinated black
Limited edition – Only 8 numbered pieces + 4 artist's proofs
Artists: Francioni & Mastromarino | Studio: Pietrasanta, Tuscany (Italy)

"I HOPE" is more than a sculpture: it is a universal message of hope.

The female figure, nude and proud, crafted in black patinated bronze according to the ancient lost-wax casting technique, stands with strength and grace on our planet – the Earth, unique and fragile. The face is hidden by a mask: a symbolic gesture to represent all women, timeless and without a fixed identity.
On the abdomen is engraved #Ihope, a direct, strong message inviting belief in the power of dreams and regeneration.

The artwork is part of the Matrilinear collection, in which the maternal line, highlighted on the Earth’s surface, represents the invisible thread that unites generations, cultures and hopes.

The globe is not just a decorative element, but was made with eco-friendly geomalta and recycled rice husk, innovative materials free of Portland cement and petroleum derivatives. Art, in this case, is also a ethical choice: what one believes aligns with what one creates.

This sculpture is entirely handmade in the artists’ studio in Pietrasanta – Italy’s capital of sculpture – with no 3D printing. Each piece is unique, numbered, and cared for in every detail.

Technical data:
Materials: Black patinated bronze, eco-friendly geomalta, recycled rice husk
Technique: Lost-wax casting, manual shaping
Edition: 8 numbered pieces + 4 artist's proofs
Certificate of authenticity: Included
Packaging: Robust and sustainable
Shipping: Trackable express courier throughout Europe and beyond
Pickup: Available at the artists’ studio in Tuscany (Italy)

Collectors from around the world
The sculptures by Francioni & Mastromarino are part of private collections in over 14 countries, including Germany, France, Belgium, the Netherlands, the United States, the United Kingdom, Spain and Switzerland.

Compliance and documentation:
For extra-EU shipments, a certificate of free export issued by the Italian Ministry of Culture is provided.
For Germany, we are registered in the LUCID system to ensure proper disposal of packaging according to current regulations.
All documents for a safe and legal shipment will be included.

Free hand delivery at the authors’ studio in Pietrasanta, Tuscany (Italy)

Free shipping throughout Europe
"I HOPE" – Bronze sculpture patinated black
Limited edition – Only 8 numbered pieces + 4 artist's proofs
Artists: Francioni & Mastromarino | Studio: Pietrasanta, Tuscany (Italy)

"I HOPE" is more than a sculpture: it is a universal message of hope.

The female figure, nude and proud, crafted in black patinated bronze according to the ancient lost-wax casting technique, stands with strength and grace on our planet – the Earth, unique and fragile. The face is hidden by a mask: a symbolic gesture to represent all women, timeless and without a fixed identity.
On the abdomen is engraved #Ihope, a direct, strong message inviting belief in the power of dreams and regeneration.

The artwork is part of the Matrilinear collection, in which the maternal line, highlighted on the Earth’s surface, represents the invisible thread that unites generations, cultures and hopes.

The globe is not just a decorative element, but was made with eco-friendly geomalta and recycled rice husk, innovative materials free of Portland cement and petroleum derivatives. Art, in this case, is also a ethical choice: what one believes aligns with what one creates.

This sculpture is entirely handmade in the artists’ studio in Pietrasanta – Italy’s capital of sculpture – with no 3D printing. Each piece is unique, numbered, and cared for in every detail.

Technical data:
Materials: Black patinated bronze, eco-friendly geomalta, recycled rice husk
Technique: Lost-wax casting, manual shaping
Edition: 8 numbered pieces + 4 artist's proofs
Certificate of authenticity: Included
Packaging: Robust and sustainable
Shipping: Trackable express courier throughout Europe and beyond
Pickup: Available at the artists’ studio in Tuscany (Italy)

Collectors from around the world
The sculptures by Francioni & Mastromarino are part of private collections in over 14 countries, including Germany, France, Belgium, the Netherlands, the United States, the United Kingdom, Spain and Switzerland.

Compliance and documentation:
For extra-EU shipments, a certificate of free export issued by the Italian Ministry of Culture is provided.
For Germany, we are registered in the LUCID system to ensure proper disposal of packaging according to current regulations.
All documents for a safe and legal shipment will be included.

Free hand delivery at the authors’ studio in Pietrasanta, Tuscany (Italy)

Details

Era
After 2000
Bronze type
Patinated bronze
Country of origin
Italy
Style
Contemporary
Material
Geomalta and rice husk, Bronze
Artist
Francioni Mastromarino (1978)
Title of artwork
I hope 2025
Signature
Hand signed
Edition
Numbered unique piece
Year
2025
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
18 cm
Width
20 cm
Depth
18 cm
Weight
4 kg
ItalyVerified
254
Objects sold
100%
Private

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