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Dio Cane!

A Tuscan curse, often heard when the stones start to roll. It is neither purely blasphemous nor simply crude, it’s the vent of the Cavatori, those who live between heaven and the hell of work.

I Love Artists

Our installation, created in 2015 in a decommissioned marble sawmill in Carrara, presents a provocative and controversial statement that has always polarized the art scene.

Dem Deutschen Volke

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I created this work in 2009. Its starting point was a small sculpture my grandfather once gave me: a figure of King Leonidas that he had brought back from Greece.

The Sadly Sins

With her photo series „The Sadly Sins“ Stefanie presents a subversive, visually powerful work that has deeply impressed us at F-A-C  Fronte Acciaio Cromato with its complexity and layered meaning.

Vino Pulito

In 2015, I had the great pleasure of participating in the third international sculpture symposium “Scultura a Mano” in Carrara, Italy.

Hard Rock!

In the summer of 2014, I took part in the 11th International Sculpture Symposium in Caransebeș, Romania. During this time, I created my sculpture Hard Rock!, a piece that demanded a great deal from me both mentally and physically and left me with quite a bit of back pain.

The NO!art Movement

NO!art is a radical avant-garde anti-art movement started in New York in 1959. Its founders sought to deliver a shock to the complacent consumerist society around them.

Art VS Frontex

Our art installation “Art vs Frontex” calls on us as viewers and as a society to reflect on the role of the European Border and Coast Guard Agency, Frontex, and its impact on humanity.

Holes Lovers

The love for trees that young artists feel in the era of digital natives is unleashed in an art residency among the huts of Ciamp-Lusia in the high Trentino Dolomites.