Destro Argine

Terracotta works with inserts of stories, where stories come to life from casual findings, which themselves become the protagonists and instigators of figures and abstractions, mythological paths and memories. In this sculpture as part of a collection of another 32, a fossil shell becomes a fin on his back for an unlikely sirenide, to wait on the bank of a river restless, unstable and backward cone of shadow, a path any object that crosses the time to reach an evocation, turning from time to time from object to subject, from whisper to scream, by reference to song.