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Ercole pop 2022 (2022) Sculpture by Paolo Camporese

Sculpture - Terra cotta, 10.6x7.1 in
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  • Terra cotta on Other substrate
  • Dimensions Height 10.6in, Width 7.1in / 3.00 kg
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  • Categories Mythology
Scultura in terracotta policroma. Eracle (diventato Ercole presso i romani) era figlio di Zeus, il più importante dio greco dell’Olimpo, e di Alcmena, una donna mortale. Il mito narra che l’eroe fu concepito con l’inganno. Infatti, per possedere Alcmena, che era una donna di rara bellezza, Zeus assunse le sembianze del marito della donna, Anfitrione, [...]
Scultura in terracotta policroma. Eracle (diventato Ercole presso i romani) era figlio di Zeus, il più importante dio greco dell’Olimpo, e di Alcmena, una donna mortale. Il mito narra che l’eroe fu concepito con l’inganno. Infatti, per possedere Alcmena, che era una donna di rara bellezza, Zeus assunse le sembianze del marito della donna, Anfitrione, che momentaneamente era impegnato in una guerra. Da questo tranello nacque Eracle, definito da Pindaro “Eroe divino”. Durante le dodici fatiche, Eracle dovette affrontare diverse creature mostruose, come il leone nemeo, la cui pelle divenne uno dei simboli dell’eroe. Nella scultura in oggetto Ercole viene rivisto in chiave moderna come un eroe pop, la doppia colorazione della faccia ricorda i protagonisti di alcuni gruppi musicali degli anni 70, che a loro volta sono entrati nel mito.

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Paolo Camporese is a contemporary Italian artist. The artist has an innate ion for sculpture which he combines with a love for classical forms. The result is "learned" forms, which express his knowledge of [...]

Paolo Camporese is a contemporary Italian artist. The artist has an innate ion for sculpture which he combines with a love for classical forms. The result is "learned" forms, which express his knowledge of reality but do not stop there. Paolo Camporese says that he wanders into the Past discovering through the Present the road to the Kingdom of the Spirit, as the Pre-romantic Child, rich in experience yet innocent, still tied to classical ideals but eager to free himself through the Models of modernity.

Finally, Camporese's main interest remains the Human Element and its analysis: the Faces and Heads of Children of the 17th or 18th century reflect universal psychological characteristics, shared through the continuous Flow of Time, but revisited and reconstructed through modern eyes and sensibilities.

Paolo Camporese was born in 1961, in Italy. He has exhibited all over Italy and has worked with the following galleries Minarte Treviso, Artequadri Camposampiero (PD), XXI century Gallery Padua, Viaducadiarte Bologna.



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