INERT FUÒCO L

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INERT FUÒCO

adjective
1.
Lipid nature planter.

"she lay in the shadow of the Inert Fuoco" 

"The 'Inert Fuoco Planter' is a captivating concrete sculpture that defies its weight with a mesmerizing illusion of weightlessness. A testament to the beauty found in stark contrasts, it boasts elegant folds reminiscent of legendary sculptor Gian Lorenzo Bernini's fabric techniques, albeit with a tongue-in-cheek nod. Finished in a dark 'bush fire' hue, this piece invites contemplation on the dichotomy between surface beauty and raw, honest allure. Its name 'Fuoco,' meaning fire in Italian, pays homage to Bernini while starkly contrasting Italian sculptures against the inspiration drawn from Australian bush fires, symbolized by the bold choice of black concrete. The 'Inert Fuoco Planter' stands as a vessel inviting the growth of nature's true beauty, embodying the essence of art striving to mirror the magnificence of nature itself."

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