''Il cercatore di musica celeste''

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Narcis Teodoreanu creates the unique sculpture Il cercatore di musica celeste, a contemporary work in bronze and metal painted with low-temperature enamel powders, signed, 50 cm high, 20 cm wide, 16 cm deep, year 2026.

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"The Seeker of Celestial Music" is a beautiful sculpture that belongs to the cycle "Characters." This metaphorical figure is a seeker of Celestial music, who attempts to capture, with his strange imaginary machines, music coming from a Universe full of mysteries.

The expression of movement, the harmony of proportions and shapes in the composition, as well as the harmony of the empty spaces that the sculpture develops, are very important for the dynamics of the composition.

The sculpture is made of metal, painted with low-temperature enamels (150°) baked in the oven. The work is made entirely by hand.

The sculpture will be accompanied by an artist’s certificate of authenticity. The sculptor is a professional artist (see Mondadori Arte Moderna Catalog no. 58/2022) with a long career in the field of artistic creation, with numerous participation in national and international exhibitions and fairs (solo shows – Bucharest, Bad Homburg, Imola, Bologna; Art Fairs – Karlsruhe 2006, Ghent 2006, KIC Nord Art Carlshütte 2008, Padua 2021, Padua 2022, Parma 2024, Biennale of Sacred Contemporary Art, Menton, France, Parma Art Fair 2023, Monte Carlo Art Fair, August 2023).

The sculpture will be packed in two boxes, separated by protective padding, to prevent damage during transport.

The shipping price also includes the cost of packaging, which is made to order and based on the shape of the work.

"The Seeker of Celestial Music" is a beautiful sculpture that belongs to the cycle "Characters." This metaphorical figure is a seeker of Celestial music, who attempts to capture, with his strange imaginary machines, music coming from a Universe full of mysteries.

The expression of movement, the harmony of proportions and shapes in the composition, as well as the harmony of the empty spaces that the sculpture develops, are very important for the dynamics of the composition.

The sculpture is made of metal, painted with low-temperature enamels (150°) baked in the oven. The work is made entirely by hand.

The sculpture will be accompanied by an artist’s certificate of authenticity. The sculptor is a professional artist (see Mondadori Arte Moderna Catalog no. 58/2022) with a long career in the field of artistic creation, with numerous participation in national and international exhibitions and fairs (solo shows – Bucharest, Bad Homburg, Imola, Bologna; Art Fairs – Karlsruhe 2006, Ghent 2006, KIC Nord Art Carlshütte 2008, Padua 2021, Padua 2022, Parma 2024, Biennale of Sacred Contemporary Art, Menton, France, Parma Art Fair 2023, Monte Carlo Art Fair, August 2023).

The sculpture will be packed in two boxes, separated by protective padding, to prevent damage during transport.

The shipping price also includes the cost of packaging, which is made to order and based on the shape of the work.

Details

Era
After 2000
Manufacturer/brand
Narcis Teodoreanu
Sold by
Direct from the artist
Country of origin
Italy
Style
Contemporary
Material
Bronze and metals painted with low-temperature enamel powders.
Title of artwork
''Il cercatore di musica celeste''
Signature
Signed
Edition
unique sculpture
Year
2026
Colour
Blue
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
50 cm
Width
20 cm
Depth
16 cm
ItalyVerified
149
Objects sold
Private

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