Filippo P. Castrovinci - Roxiae





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Original steel sculpture 'Roxiae' (2021) by Filippo P. Castrovinci, hand-signed on the plaque, edition 24/50, dimensions 37 × 12 × 11 cm, crafted in Italy in Corten steel with a natural multitone finish, in excellent condition and accompanied by a certificate of authenticity.
Description from the seller
Title: "Roxiae" (2021)
Original work by Filippo Pietro Castrovinci, signed by the artist and accompanied by a certificate of authenticity.
“Roxiae” is a dialogue between strength and grace, between the rawness of metal and the sensuality of the human form, which arises from matter, sculpted in steel
• Material: Corten Steel
• Color: Brushed and natural multitone tones.
• Dimensions: H 37 x W 12 x D 11 cm
• Limited Series: Copy No. 24/50
Packaging and shipping:
Professional packaging with a triple-wall box to guarantee maximum protection.
Tracked shipping via national and international couriers.
Artist's notes:
“Roxiae” is the fruit of ongoing research into form and the perception of the body, where steel becomes light and shadow, where the ancient and the contemporary meet and merge into a single vision.
Seller's Story
Title: "Roxiae" (2021)
Original work by Filippo Pietro Castrovinci, signed by the artist and accompanied by a certificate of authenticity.
“Roxiae” is a dialogue between strength and grace, between the rawness of metal and the sensuality of the human form, which arises from matter, sculpted in steel
• Material: Corten Steel
• Color: Brushed and natural multitone tones.
• Dimensions: H 37 x W 12 x D 11 cm
• Limited Series: Copy No. 24/50
Packaging and shipping:
Professional packaging with a triple-wall box to guarantee maximum protection.
Tracked shipping via national and international couriers.
Artist's notes:
“Roxiae” is the fruit of ongoing research into form and the perception of the body, where steel becomes light and shadow, where the ancient and the contemporary meet and merge into a single vision.

