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Bizarre anatomies by Alessandro Boezio

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Alessandro Boezio is an Italian artist with a versatile creativity, who uses an incredible number of materials, both precious and not, to create sculptures and installations infused with sense of humour.

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He transforms reality by toying with concepts and objects. As the artist states “Everything can be transformed, everything can be re-used, everything is re-adaptable”.

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Boezio’s works often show a strong bond with nature, bizarre in its micro and macro representation. At the same time, he pays a clear homage to technology with its useless knick knacks and men’s illusion of its essential need.

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Interpreting archetypical symbols and mythological stories, Boezio creates sculptures of bizarre anatomies made of mixed media, and site-specific installations characterized by the connection between sculptures and golden strings.

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His work has been exhibited in numerous personal and group exhibitions in Italy, Belgium, UK, Spain, Germany and USA. Boezio lives and works in Milan.

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Images courtesy of Alessandro Boezio

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