Francioni Mastromarino (1978) - Coppia di sculture blu da parete Matrilineare

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Pair of blue wall sculptures titled Matrilineare, created in 2023 by Francioni & Mastromarino, in aluminium with non-toxic resin and rice husk, edition of 20 plus 4 artist proofs, each signed by hand, dimensions 12 cm wide by 42 cm high by 14 cm deep, weight 3 kg, contemporary sustainable design from Italy, with certificate of authenticity included and eco‑friendly packaging; the two works can be displayed together or separately.

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Pair “Blue Matrilineal – The new era of matriarchy”
Shipping included and certificate of authenticity signed by the artists.

This wall pair from the series “Matrilineare – Venus on Aluminum” is signed by Francioni Mastromarino, a duo of artists active for over twenty years in Pietrasanta (Tuscany). Two original works, paired in a single exceptional offering: direct purchase from the artists, with no intermediaries.

A work that is a gesture of support for a social and conscious vision, that celebrates female power and matriarchy.

“The new era of the matriarchy,” this diptych powerfully and poetically tells the condition of women in modern society. The detail of the stylized vulva with a silver-colored leaf, nestled among the hair, becomes a symbol of fertility, vital energy, and the desire for redemption. The line incised in the paint represents maternal continuity: a homage to female genealogy and to women who, even when dreaming big, still encounter invisible barriers.

Uniqueness, versatility, and material value
Original works, molded and hand-cast: each piece is unique in shade and pigment.
Aluminum support painted, durable even in outdoor environments.
Integrated hook for simple and secure installation.
The monochrome red heads convey passion and strong visual impact.
Modular: the two works can be displayed together or separately.
These are not reproductions or industrial productions: each sculpture comes from a complex artisanal process that combines sculptural technique and symbolic research.

Sustainable and conscious art
Francioni & Mastromarino integrate recycled materials such as rice husk in their production, reducing environmental impact without sacrificing quality and tactile beauty.
Eco-friendly shipping in natural packaging (cardboard, paper, and wood shavings).

Certificate of authenticity signed by the artists included.
For non-EU shipments: certificate of free export from the Soprintendenza Belle Arti of Florence.
LUCID registration for Germany in compliance with European environmental regulations.

A masterpiece of contemporary femininity, directly from the artists.
Photos may differ in tone; the heads of this lot are blue matrilineal I and black matrilineal II and not bicolored as in the photo.

Pair “Blue Matrilineal – The new era of matriarchy”
Shipping included and certificate of authenticity signed by the artists.

This wall pair from the series “Matrilineare – Venus on Aluminum” is signed by Francioni Mastromarino, a duo of artists active for over twenty years in Pietrasanta (Tuscany). Two original works, paired in a single exceptional offering: direct purchase from the artists, with no intermediaries.

A work that is a gesture of support for a social and conscious vision, that celebrates female power and matriarchy.

“The new era of the matriarchy,” this diptych powerfully and poetically tells the condition of women in modern society. The detail of the stylized vulva with a silver-colored leaf, nestled among the hair, becomes a symbol of fertility, vital energy, and the desire for redemption. The line incised in the paint represents maternal continuity: a homage to female genealogy and to women who, even when dreaming big, still encounter invisible barriers.

Uniqueness, versatility, and material value
Original works, molded and hand-cast: each piece is unique in shade and pigment.
Aluminum support painted, durable even in outdoor environments.
Integrated hook for simple and secure installation.
The monochrome red heads convey passion and strong visual impact.
Modular: the two works can be displayed together or separately.
These are not reproductions or industrial productions: each sculpture comes from a complex artisanal process that combines sculptural technique and symbolic research.

Sustainable and conscious art
Francioni & Mastromarino integrate recycled materials such as rice husk in their production, reducing environmental impact without sacrificing quality and tactile beauty.
Eco-friendly shipping in natural packaging (cardboard, paper, and wood shavings).

Certificate of authenticity signed by the artists included.
For non-EU shipments: certificate of free export from the Soprintendenza Belle Arti of Florence.
LUCID registration for Germany in compliance with European environmental regulations.

A masterpiece of contemporary femininity, directly from the artists.
Photos may differ in tone; the heads of this lot are blue matrilineal I and black matrilineal II and not bicolored as in the photo.

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Direct from the artist
Style subtype
Sustainable design
Era
After 2000
Style
Contemporary
Country of origin
Italy
Material
Non-toxic resin and rice husk, Aluminium
Artist
Francioni Mastromarino (1978)
Title of artwork
Coppia di sculture blu da parete Matrilineare
Signature
Hand signed
Edition
only 20 pieces plus 4 artist's proofs
Year
2023
Colour
Blue
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
42 cm
Width
12 cm
Depth
14 cm
Weight
3 kg
ItalyVerified
256
Objects sold
100%
Private

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