Francioni Mastromarino (1978) - Matrilineare nera - We should all be feminists





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The blue contemporary sculpture “Matrilineare nera - We should all be feminists” is hand-signed, made from aluminium, non-toxic mortar and rice husk, and is one of 20 numbered editions from 2026.
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Contemporary Venus sculpture - Collectible Artwork Made in Italy
This sculpture is part of the collection "The new era of matriarchy - Matrilineal," a tribute to the dreams and ambitions of women. The symbolic details, such as the golden vulva in the hair and the etched lines on the surface, remind us of women's distinctive determination and vital strength. A contemporary work crafted with artisanal skill in the heart of Tuscany, cradle of Italian art.
Certified unique piece: Each sculpture is authenticated and signed by the artists, guaranteeing its exclusivity and artistic value.
Handmade: It is not a mass-produced or 3D-printed product, but the result of careful manual workmanship, from clay modeling to the final cast.
Made of non-toxic and flame-retardant resin with rice husk (recycled material), it is a piece that respects the environment not for marketing but as a modus operandi of the authors.
Thanks to the rear hook, it can be wall-hung, adapting to both modern and classical interiors.
The works of Eleonora Francioni and Antonio Mastromarino, artists with over 20 years of experience, are already present in private collections in Europe and the United States.
For extra-EU shipments: The sculpture is accompanied by a free-export certificate stamped by the Soprintendenza delle Belle Arti of Florence.
For Germany: The artists are registered in the German LUCID registry, ensuring proper disposal of packaging according to environmental regulations.
Protective packaging: The sculpture is shipped by express courier, packed with sustainable materials (cardboard shavings) to guarantee maximum protection during transport.
Each sculpture shows slight variations in shade and pigment, making each piece unique.
Free pickup in Pietrasanta in Tuscany (Italy)
Direct sale from the author with free shipping!
Contemporary Venus sculpture - Collectible Artwork Made in Italy
This sculpture is part of the collection "The new era of matriarchy - Matrilineal," a tribute to the dreams and ambitions of women. The symbolic details, such as the golden vulva in the hair and the etched lines on the surface, remind us of women's distinctive determination and vital strength. A contemporary work crafted with artisanal skill in the heart of Tuscany, cradle of Italian art.
Certified unique piece: Each sculpture is authenticated and signed by the artists, guaranteeing its exclusivity and artistic value.
Handmade: It is not a mass-produced or 3D-printed product, but the result of careful manual workmanship, from clay modeling to the final cast.
Made of non-toxic and flame-retardant resin with rice husk (recycled material), it is a piece that respects the environment not for marketing but as a modus operandi of the authors.
Thanks to the rear hook, it can be wall-hung, adapting to both modern and classical interiors.
The works of Eleonora Francioni and Antonio Mastromarino, artists with over 20 years of experience, are already present in private collections in Europe and the United States.
For extra-EU shipments: The sculpture is accompanied by a free-export certificate stamped by the Soprintendenza delle Belle Arti of Florence.
For Germany: The artists are registered in the German LUCID registry, ensuring proper disposal of packaging according to environmental regulations.
Protective packaging: The sculpture is shipped by express courier, packed with sustainable materials (cardboard shavings) to guarantee maximum protection during transport.
Each sculpture shows slight variations in shade and pigment, making each piece unique.
Free pickup in Pietrasanta in Tuscany (Italy)

