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"[...] You are one of the few in Italy who can break the mark and replace. universe implied a dynamic representation fails to meet the essence of a vortex, once explored the banality of life is restructuring going over other roads that see reality shows as opposed to the oblivion of an oversight by the relocation of form [...]".

Salvatore Russo
Art critic
http://www.salvatorerusso.eu/

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Some call it seagull ...
Born out of nowhere, started projects in a day without listening to music and producing, in five days took shape my vase - sculpture.
The technique used is the "Colombino" and is to use "strip" more or less thin clay, placing them on each other. Subsequently, to obtain a smooth compact surface ... E 'is an ancient technique still used today to model vessels (in this case - vases sculpture) and bowls.

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article "If Bauhaus Treehouse" by Exibart.com

in 2009 which saw the invasion of Italy in the future is past a bit 'on the sly another recurrence. Because in 1919, in Weimar, the capital of a republic born from the rubble of World War I, was born the 'workshop' of the twentieth century's most famous ...

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"Ceramics in architecture"

is fragile but incorruptible,
thin but tough, has a high resistance to abrasion and acid

's atmosphere.
enamelled or glazed with a decorative pattern
figurative

customized for any type of need, it becomes skin
to decorate the wall, and that makes it somewhat intangible
[
...].

The contradiction that distinguishes it from any other type of coating is to be yes

a protective shield, a shield
fears that shocks and beatings.
[...] Revolutions

causing only a start on the figurative "
skin" of the building, are
this surface, "epidermal". The architecture is interested

always true of what happens "on
skin" and "behind the skin." From
essay on "pottery
architecture:
between coating and decoration"

From "Ceramics architecture "wise Augustus Romanelli Burelli