Edoardo Tresoldi brings his giant sculptures to Roskilde Festival in Denmark

Edoardo Tresoldi was recently invited to participate in the excellent Roskilde Festival which took place a few days ago in Denmark.
Geared with wire mesh and a bunch of tools, the Italian artist hand-crafted another series of giant characters which are as usual highly impressive, adding another dimension to the festival's ground.
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Borondo and Edoardo Tresoldi collaborate on a new piece in Milan, Italy

Borondo and Edoardo Tresoldi are currently in Milan, Italy where they just wrapped up this new collaboration with the help of Wunderkammern Gallery.
While we last heard from these two collaborating during the "Animal" exhibition with RexRomae in London, the Italian-Spanish duo brought to life this stunning artwork which is mixing muralism and sculptural work. Borondo painted some of his classical imagery combined with Tresoldi's wire mesh sculpture. Stunning and genial as usual with these two.
Continue reading for more images and then check back with us shortly for more mural updates from Borondo.

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"Incipit" a new installation by Edoardo Tresoldi in Marina Di Camerota, Italy

Along with Borondo, Edoardo Tresoldi is also in Marina Di Camerota where he just finished working on a monumental installation.
It took over a week for the Italian sculptor to create "Incipit", his latest street installation composed and built entirely using rolls of Wire Mesh. Slowly crafting one pillar after the other, Edoardo also created a series of floating birds which are affixed within the piece.
Continue reading for more detailed images by Fabiano Caputo and then check back with us shortly for the latest street updates from Italy.

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"Pueblo" a new street installation by Edoardo Tresoldi in Siena, Italy

Our friend Edoardo Tresoldi was recently invited to create a new installation in Siena, a city in Italy’s central Tuscany which is distinguished by its medieval brick buildings.
In town for the Contemporary Art Fair “Inchiostro depARTure”, the Italian artist created a monumental sculpture entitled "Pueblo".
The Rome-Based artist created a series of giant wire mesh pillars which are each showing at their top the outlines of different faces which are all oriented in different directions.
This was curated Claudia Ferrini and David Boselli founders of Zoe art & culture in collaboration with the Fondazione Musei Senesi and Siena Art Institute
With this installation, the dialogue between the visitors, the architecture and the sculptural faces takes form by polarizing centers of interaction with a new meeting point between different groups of people in the space.

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