D U E P U N T I

DUE PUNTI stands out for its refined use of metallic materials and its strong geometric-abstract component. The composition evokes a sense of balance and dialogue between the elements, enhancing the material contrast between the bronze base and the oxidized aluminum casting tiles.

The juxtaposition of bronze and oxidized aluminum creates a visual tension between warmth and coldness, between shiny and opaque surfaces. The geometric engravings on the tiles give an almost architectural look, evoking urban structures or industrial textures.

The arrangement of the tiles on a base characterized by a pattern of incised lines suggests a relationship between full and empty spaces, order and irregularity. The two tiles, with their incised lines, seem like elements of a visual code or fragments of an abstract map.

The background bronze, with its oxidations and chromatic variations, gives depth and movement to the surface. The contrast with the oxidized aluminum accentuates the three-dimensionality of the work, enhancing the play of light and shadow.

The title, DUE PUNTI, suggests a dialogue between the elements, a reference to a connection, a starting and finishing point. The work can be read as a metaphor for the relationship between different elements that coexist and influence each other.

DUE PUNTI is a sophisticated work that merges art and design, exploring the relationship between materials, textures and geometries. The rigorous yet expressive composition invites the observer to reflect on the concept of connection and opposition, resulting in a piece of great aesthetic and conceptual impact.