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Silver and gilded brass. 5 inches round. Inscribed on Plexiglas base with title,date, signature & number: “Rotante (bozzetto)” 1969. Arnaldo Pomodoro. Arnaldo Pomodoro’s Rotante con sfera interiore, studio (1969) is a sculptural study that exemplifies his fascination with geometric forms and inner structures. This work, cast in silver and gilded brass, features a partially open sphere revealing a complex, textured interior—one of Pomodoro’s signature stylistic elements. The contrast between the smooth, polished surface and the intricate, almost organic inner detailing suggests themes of tension between order and chaos, concealment and revelation. Measuring five inches in diameter and mounted on a Plexiglas base, this edition of six is inscribed with the artist’s signature, title, and date, emphasizing its exclusivity.
Rotante con sfera interiore, studio, 1969
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Silver and gilded brass. 5 inches round. Inscribed on Plexiglas base with title,date, signature & number: “Rotante (bozzetto)” 1969. Arnaldo Pomodoro. Arnaldo Pomodoro’s Rotante con sfera interiore, studio (1969) is a sculptural study that exemplifies his fascination with geometric forms and inner structures. This work, cast in silver and gilded brass, features a partially open sphere revealing a complex, textured interior—one of Pomodoro’s signature stylistic elements. The contrast between the smooth, polished surface and the intricate, almost organic inner detailing suggests themes of tension between order and chaos, concealment and revelation. Measuring five inches in diameter and mounted on a Plexiglas base, this edition of six is inscribed with the artist’s signature, title, and date, emphasizing its exclusivity.
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Arnaldo Pomodoro
Rotante Con Sfera Interiore, Studio, 1969
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