E R O S I O N E

EROSIONE is an extraordinary interpretation of the natural process of transformation of matter. The rigidity and hardness of metal are used to describe a phenomenon typically associated with fragility and change over time: erosion.

The metal surface of the work is precisely machined to create a jagged profile that recalls the image of a mountain range, a cliff worn by wind and water, or even a sound wave crystallized in metal.

The brass, with its warm golden tone, contrasts with the dark and opaque background, creating an effect of depth and three-dimensionality. The eroded edges take on an almost liquid appearance, reflecting the light in unpredictable and changing ways depending on the angle of the observer.

Erosion is a process that, in nature, represents the passage of time, the transformation and resilience of matter. The work seems to capture an instant of this continuous change, immortalizing the beauty of a phenomenon that is normally synonymous with decay. Here, however, erosion becomes art, becomes a visual language that exalts the fusion between solidity and impermanence.

The composition plays with the contrast between the intact and the eroded material, between the smooth surface and the jagged texture, creating a visual tension that invites the viewer to reflect on the relationship between creation and destruction, between nature and artifice.

EROSIONE is a work of great suggestion, capable of transforming a physical and natural concept into an intense and engaging artistic experience. A work that fascinates and invites a deep reflection on time and matter.