Portfolio Item Category: Engineering
ROLLS ROYCE ENGINE
ROLLS ROYCE ENGINE – 55 x 40 cm – Stainless Steel (Inox)
Taken from the series dedicated to Aerospace Engineering, such as “Hercules XVI“ this highly detailed just pure metal work represents the cross-section of a Rolls-Royce engine.
F250 TESTAROSSA SCAGLIETTI
FERRARI F250 TESTAROSSA SCAGLIETTI – 56 x 40 cm – Stainless Steel + Copper flashes (Inox con sprazzi di Rame motore e cavallino rampante)
BOZZETTI
BOZZETTI (Ferrari sketches) – 32 x 20 cm – Pure copper (rame puro)
– PRIVATE COLLECTION SHIH – TAIWAN
RAIL
RAIL – 32 x 20 cm – PRIVATE COLLECTION – NOT FOR SALE – Stainless Steel (Inox) – picture by G. Ferrari
HERCULES
HERCULES (RADIAL ENGINE) – 62,5 x 40 cm – Stainless Steel (Inox)
Taken from the series dedicated to Aerospace Engineering, this high-detailed work incorporates the cross-section of a stellar aeronautical engine, the Hercules XVI.
1987 (F40)
1987 (Ferrari F40) – 66,5 x 35 Stainless Steel Plate pre galvanized base
Ferrari F40 race
GENIO RAMPANTE
GENIO RAMPANTE – 87 x 45 cm – Stainless Steel + Copper flashes (Inox con sprazzi di Rame)
Private collection IMPERATO
Permanent exhibition @Touring Fiorano – Modena, ITALY
Work dedicated to Enzo Ferrari and his “Rampant Genius” – co-work Daniele Ferrari
Modern artists bother to find a way to impress and express making a new creative art, sometimes by shocking art ideas, other times by minimal works; but the fact is that even creative artist offer no real art innovations, just a reinventing and a reproposal of old art techniques. In this "already seen" scenario, metal art regain this traditional art material. Creative art expressed by modern metal art is an endeavour to reinvent the metal as modern art material but, a lot of times, it is used just as a “base”: this leads to diminishing the metal as modern art material instead of elevating it to metal art. Honestly, I wouldn’t call me a modern artist, not even a creative artist, much more a real metal artist: my metal art comes form a new technique of mine which changes the metal in its depths. My metal art is not “using the modern metal to make something artistic”, while I turn metal to become art itself.
