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2021/2025

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Bench/Sculpture with vest

project   

180x50x h50cm

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Venus  table/sculpture by Paolo Giordano

@sixsensesrome

Design and Architecture @patricia_urquiola 

Art Advisory @lafedesss with @giuul 

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PANCA VENUS 1.jpg

Venus Cut Bench

project for an urban concrete sculpture  

160x85x h40/130cm

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STOOL WITH VEST 3.jpg

Block sculpture/bench

project for an urban sculpture in  green marble  110x40x50cm

Venus Cut

sculpture in White Carrara Marble

45x60x70cm

Block sculpture

project for an urban sculpture in  marble  50x40x55cm

VENUS BRUTALIST COFFEEE TABLE

Coffee Table

Venus Mouth fossil Sculpture

cast cement with glass top

current project

80x120x 40cm

Venus Mouth fossil Sculpture

cast cement with glass top

current project

80x120x 40cm

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VENUS_BLOCK_CONSOLLE.jpg

Console

Venus eye fossil Sculpture

cast cement with glass top

current project

30x120x 80cm

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HERMES Sculpture

cast cement 

current production

23,5x21,5x23,5cm

2021/2025

A bold reinterpretation of antiquity, Roma gathers five years of artistic research and creation, beginning with ‘Digital Journey Into the Classics’ — a sweeping, photographic and sculptural project. Drawing from an archive of Greek and Roman art, the project reworks iconic forms: Venus, Hermes, and figures draped in classical vestments are fractured, reassembled, and reimagined. Through these provocative distortions, they emerge not as replicas but as entirely new objects — hybrids of design, memory, and form. Blurring the line between the tangible and the virtual, these sculptures exist in concrete and marble, yet also in digital space. The ambition is to achieve a new kind of authenticity — one that doesn’t replicate the past but reinvents it, giving birth to a physicality unbound by origin, yet deeply rooted in it.

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