mixed media street art sculpture climbs università bicocca in milan
a three-dimensional mesh figure extrudes from the surface of the painted wall, blending the two media together in an installation that reflects the importance of co-cooperation in reaching goals.
mixed media street art sculpture climbs università bicocca in milan
all images courtesy of edoardo tresoldi
at milan’s università bicocca, italian sculptor edoardo tresoldi has collaborated with artist gonzalo borondo to realize ‘chained’, a mixed media work that interacts with architecture of the site. on the red façade of the building, borondo has painted five male figures that embrace each other in a circular configuration. large, coarse brushstrokes and a minimal palette grant the larger-than-life sized figures an abstract sensibility.
the white wire man climbs over the side of the building in milan, italy
as the viewer’s eye moves up the face of the wall, a three-dimensional mesh figure sculpted by tresoldi extrudes from the surface, beginning with legs that gradually blend into the surrounding painting. the white wire man is seemingly aided by the group below as he reaches over the edge of the building and lifts himself over the wall. the piece reflects the ways in which a collective effort and co-cooperation can help reach goals and overcome obstacles.
the installation at milan’s università bicocca
the five painted men interact with the three-dimensional sculpture
the mixed-media work is the result of the collaboration between street art and sculpture
the mesh figure climbs over the building wall
