RAPSODY BLU 65 (1981) Malarstwo autorstwa Roberto Tagliazucchi

Between archaic gesture and contemporary vision

Roberto Tagliazucchi is an Italian sculptor active in the contemporary art scene, known for his unique works in statuary marble, lost-wax bronze and Iroko wood. His artistic research moves between abstraction and figuration, balance and tension, giving shape to archetypal forms that evoke the body, time, and memory.

Each sculpture is born from a deep dialogue with matter. Tagliazucchi’s sculptural gesture emerges from raw blocks of marble or wood with poetic precision, transforming weight into lightness. His pieces often display polished surfaces contrasting with rough textures, symbolizing the eternal duality between spirit and matter.

Tagliazucchi’s sculptures are featured in private collections, public spaces, and architectural contexts, engaging with their surroundings through essential, symbolic forms. He has exhibited in solo and group exhibitions in Italy and abroad, receiving recognition for the formal quality and emotional strength of his work.

Tagliazucchi works from his studio in Italy and is available for commissions, collaborations, and site-specific projects.

• Obywatelstwo: WŁOCHY
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• Domeny artystyczne: Prace profesjonalnych artystów,
• Grupy: Profesjonalny artysta Współcześni Artyści Włoscy