Sculptures

2011,  iron,  74cm.  Private collection

Private collection

2017, forged iron and sand,  cm 47 x 15,5 x 29,5 – In times of crisis and austerity the artist detects a widespread feeling of resignation, a sort of passiveness that impedes the opposition to social, political and economic decline. Half man, half ostrich, Omuzzo …

2017,  forged iron and stone.  cm 22x24x15.  Private Collection – This work is part of a trilogy that includes “Equilibrio” and “Libero di Esistere”. Losing rationality and feelings, detaching ourselves from them, not having to rely on them or being influenced by them in our …

2017,  forged iron.  cm 65,5 – This work is part of a trilogy that includes “Menomazione o Salvezza” and “Libero di Esistere”. The head as a symbol of rationality, the treble clef as a representation of our inner intense world. The man carries them both …

2017,  forged iron.  cm 59,5 – This work is part of a trilogy that includes “Menomazione o Salvezza” and “Equilibrio”. Rationality and feelings are represented here as a burden to which we are chained. They prevent us to freely express our real selves, acting as …

2009,   iron and enamel,  cm  47 x 450 – Light, creative and playful. Suspended between heaven and earth, this is a sculpture in tension between real and surreal, in search of dreams and desires

2015,  forged iron,  cm 73,5 – Acqua Santa – Holy Water – was made for an exhibition that focused on how men see women. The sculpture represents a woman fighting against alien hands trying to touch or grab her. Just like the holy water basin …

2016,  metal sheet, forged iron, mixed materials. – A deep reflexion over how humans have gradually lost control over what they themselves created, the so called forms of progress: mechanics, technology, plastic. The sculpture offers a dual interpretation: the man is surrendering or attempting to …

2005,  iron and brass,  cm24 x 42,5.  Private Collection – Good and Evil are the core principles ruling humans’ lives. The conflict between good and evil is one of the most common conventional themes in literature and philosophy. Science has revealed that they cohabit in human brains. With …

2012,  metal sheet, wood and forged iron,  cm  100 x 70

2014,  forged iron and clay,  cm  28 x 75.  Private collection

2009,  iron and clay,  cm 177 x 59 – A playful imaginative sculpture representing a man grabbing hold of the world. Systems, societies and individuals are made of opposite elements. Their ability to adjust to each other is what allows harmony to emerge. But this …

2016,  forged metal sheet and stone,  cm 38 x 31 – The sculpture is inspired by the traditional custom of making a knot to a handkerchief in order to remember something important. In a world where we are getting used to have everything we want …

2010,  forged iron,   cm 37 x 39 – Playing with icons. The apple, symbol of the original sin, becomes an invitation to transgression

2008,  iron, chains, travertine and enamel,  cm 260 – The kite as a symbol of freedom inspires the artist in his journey into the unconscious. A play on word to let our dreams and truest ambitions free from the chain of daily tasks and life commitments. …

2015,  forged iron,  cm 153  – The circle symbol meaning is universal and divine. It represents the sky, the soul, the infinite. According to the four elements world representation, the triangle simbolizes the earth, the strongest foundation or stability. The equilibrist tries to keep his emotions in equilibrium, suspended between …

2010,  iron, cm 67,5×21,5 – Personal identities are not immutable. Many aspects of a person’s identity change throughout his or her life. However, we may not always be able to recover or put together all the parts our identities are made of. Some get lost, …

2010, iron and enamel,  cm 550 – Tall, slender figure that sway gently in the air, stretching to the sky, seeking harmony with the inner self and with the outer world

2010,  forged iron,   cm 180 x 8,5 – This work represents the birth (genesis) in all its aspects, hence the birth of all natural things but also of ideas, emotions, thoughts. It is meant to represent the purity of birth, its original stage, free from …

2014,  iron, brass, stainless steel,  cm 50 x 46 x 24,5 – In modern society the female genitalia are commonly associated with sex, erotic entertainment and, religiously speaking, with the concept of shame or evil temptation. With this sculpture, Giorgio re-defines the image and concept …

2005, metal sheet and clay,  cm 25 x 40. Private collection

2004, iron,  cm 46 x 132

2015, metal sheet,  mixed materials,  cm 52,5 x 72,5