Created and Sold by Antonio Pio Saracino
The Guardians: Hero - Public Sculptures
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THE GUARDIANS: HERO
Category: Completed Project / Permanent Installation
Location: Three Bryant Park, New York City
Medium: Danby Marble, Steel Bars
Dimensions: 13’ x 3.5’ x 2.5’
Edition: Unique in this size / 1 Edition of 3 in 17’ Height/ 1 Edition of 8 in 7’ Height
Client: Donated by the Italian Government and Eni to Three Bryant Park
Year Completed: 2013
Art in Public Places: Yes
Public Art Program: Competition with Art Consultant
Description: In early 2013, Saracino created The Guardians: Hero and Superhero, a permanent public art project for the plaza at Three Bryant Park, NYC. Hero is a gift from Italy to the United States, donated by the Italian Government with the support of the worldwide energy company Eni. The Guardians: Hero and Superhero, consists of two public sculptures on view permanently at Three Bryant Park in Midtown Manhattan. The sculpture Hero soars upward through a system of marble plates stacked in repeated planes, which recall the architecture of the surrounding skyscrapers and suggest the movement of the figures within their environments.
Category: Completed Project / Permanent Installation
Location: Three Bryant Park, New York City
Medium: Danby Marble, Steel Bars
Dimensions: 13’ x 3.5’ x 2.5’
Edition: Unique in this size / 1 Edition of 3 in 17’ Height/ 1 Edition of 8 in 7’ Height
Client: Donated by the Italian Government and Eni to Three Bryant Park
Year Completed: 2013
Art in Public Places: Yes
Public Art Program: Competition with Art Consultant
Description: In early 2013, Saracino created The Guardians: Hero and Superhero, a permanent public art project for the plaza at Three Bryant Park, NYC. Hero is a gift from Italy to the United States, donated by the Italian Government with the support of the worldwide energy company Eni. The Guardians: Hero and Superhero, consists of two public sculptures on view permanently at Three Bryant Park in Midtown Manhattan. The sculpture Hero soars upward through a system of marble plates stacked in repeated planes, which recall the architecture of the surrounding skyscrapers and suggest the movement of the figures within their environments.