- TitleBocca di leone
- Author Francesca Rinaldi
- Year 2023
- Classification Sculpture
- Dimensions Height: 25,5 cm Width: 15 cm Depth: 7 cm
- Medium Stone, clay, plaster
Description
Francesca Rinaldi’s Bocca di Leone is a sculptural piece blending stone, clay, and plaster. Its compact size and textured materials create a delicate yet robust composition that captures attention. The title, translating to “Lion’s Mouth,” evokes imagery of strength and mystery, inviting viewers to interpret its connection to natural elements or mythological symbolism. By employing traditional sculptural techniques alongside modern aesthetics, Rinaldi bridges historical artistry with contemporary expression. This piece may serve as a metaphorical entry point into the artist's world, where tactile interaction and conceptual depth converge. Its modest scale and organic materials make it an intimate yet impactful work, challenging viewers to reconsider the balance between form, texture, and symbolic narrative.
Exhibitions
KERAMIKOS. A new wave
curated by Andrea Busto
22.06.2023 - 09.09.2023
From 20 to 25 June, the Academy of Fine Arts in Bologna presented the ninth edition of Opentour, curated by Carmen Lorenzetti and Giuseppe Lufrano.
curated by Andrea Busto
22.06.2023 - 09.09.2023
From 20 to 25 June, the Academy of Fine Arts in Bologna presented the ninth edition of Opentour, curated by Carmen Lorenzetti and Giuseppe Lufrano.
Bibliography
Sitography: RINALDI, Francesca, "Bocca di leone", www.instagram.com, 6/07/2023
www.instagram.com/_francesca____rinaldi_/
www.instagram.com/_francesca____rinaldi_/
Tagstone sculpture nature Italian Myth body clay texture Biology sculptural form Metaphore Matamorphosis
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