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Im-possible | Public Sculptures by CARMINE REZZUTI
Im-possible | Public Sculptures by CARMINE REZZUTI
Im-possible | Public Sculptures by CARMINE REZZUTI
Im-possible | Public Sculptures by CARMINE REZZUTI
Im-possible | Public Sculptures by CARMINE REZZUTI
Im-possible | Public Sculptures by CARMINE REZZUTI
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Im-possible | Public Sculptures by CARMINE REZZUTI

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Im-possible - Public Sculptures

Featured In Naples, Italy
Since 1967 Rezzuti has been working on projects he called "the unrealized" which, due to their hypothetical location, are imagined and created in virtual form. These projects are born parallel to the official, known and public activity of the artist.
The unrealized are therefore particular works that must be considered as a sort of privileged observatory of what has not been but could be.

In 2005 Rizzuti, also involving the artists Scolavino and De Filippis in his original project, organizes with the Superintendency for Architectural Heritage and Landscape and for the Historical Artistic and Ethno-anthropological Heritage of Naples and its Province, in collaboration with the Municipality of Naples and with the contribution and patronage of the Campania Region, the IM-POSSIBLE held in the Church of Santa Maria Incoronata.

Simulations of outdoor settings from 1980 to 2005.

Category: Public Sculptures

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Item Im-possible
Created by CARMINE REZZUTI
As seen in Naples, Naples, Italy
CARMINE REZZUTI
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"…Cioè tu, Carmine, sottrai al tempo sconosciuto questi frammenti e li consegni, in uno spazio presente, ad una forma che li tenga insieme, gli dia durata e gli restituisca di nuovo… il discorso spazio-tempo: una struttura circolare…"

- Achille Bonito Oliva (italian art critic)

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