This sculpture by Aldo Guarnieri, created in the 1990s, stands out for its bold presence and intense use of color. The base, made of wood and mounted on small wheels, provides stability while also conveying a subtle sense of movement, suggesting that the piece could easily be transported, almost as if it were ready to travel through space and time. Above the base, the panel is characterized by a rough, richly textured surface from which a series of irregular shapes emerge, resembling rocks or fossils that seem to have been sculpted by time itself. These elements, with their intense shades of purple, red, and green, contrast vividly with the warm, earthy background, creating a visual dialogue between colors and textures that captures the eye and stimulates the imagination. The protruding forms seem to almost break free from the surface, as if they want to transcend the boundary between the world of the artwork and that of the viewer. There is something both primordial and contemporary about this creation; a connection to the earth, to natural forces, but also a nod to artistic exploration and material experimentation. With his unmistakable touch, Guarnieri infuses this sculpture with a sense of mystery and depth, inviting the observer to pause, to contemplate, to try to understand the hidden stories behind each facet and each color variation. This piece is not just an object to look at, but an experience to live, an emotional and sensory journey that leaves a lasting impression on the soul of those who explore it.
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SILVER Seller in Milano, Italia
