Artwork - Porsche - Gold Thrower - 2022

"Gold Thrower" — J.Cami, limited edition of 20 copies

There is a moment, before the gesture, when everything is still possible. The body is tensed backward, the arm loaded, the face hidden — it is the instant that precedes uprising. Banksy had fixed it forever with a bouquet of flowers instead of a stone: violence defused by beauty. J.Cami revisits that suspended instant and traverses it with a different question — what do we throw, today, when we truly want to change something?

The answer here is a key. Not just any key: an original Porsche key, authentic, removed from its mechanical destiny and raised as a symbol. The desire for speed, the weight of possession, the obsession with status — all of which that key normally triggers — is instead hurled, offered, almost returned. It is no longer a gesture of conquest, but of liberation: as if the only way to truly possess something was to be willing to let it go.

And it is gold, not by coincidence. Gold is the material of myths and idols, the color humanity has always chosen to consecrate what it regards as eternal. Clad the gesture of uprising in gold, J.Cami transforms a moment of anger into a monument — freezing forever the ambivalence we inhabit every day: the lure of luxury and, just as strong, the urge to rebel against it.

The sculpture is crafted in high-quality resin with a bronze/gold finish that recalls the noble patina of classical statues, while the original key — raw, modern, recognizable — remains the sole fragment of reality grafted into the myth. Each piece is entirely handmade in Italy, signed and personally numbered by J.Cami: part of a strictly limited edition of only 20 pieces.

Dimensions: 18 x 21.5 cm.

An artwork for those who don’t simply collect objects, but fragments of meaning — for those who recognize, in a gesture suspended in gold, their own unresolved conflict between what they desire and what they wish to be free from. Shipping is handled with meticulous care, dedicated packaging, and maximum attention at every stage, so that the piece arrives to the collector exactly as it was conceived in the artist’s studio.