INS 008 Sculptures Giuseppe Penone *1947
Header image:
Patate (Potatoes), 1977
© Wilfried Petzi
Text: Castello di Rivoli
The entire body of work produced by Giuseppe Penone investigates nature and its many evolving forms. He works in direct contact with the natural environment, attempting to visualise and modify the growth cycle of natural elements, particularly trees. Penone’s objective is to demonstrate the primordial symbiotic relationship between human beings and the natural world. For the artist, nature is not a force to be conquered but a combination of phenomena and transformative processes whose outcome should be analysed, in order to derive a system of rules that can be expressed through the language and forms of art.
Arbre porte-cèdre
Versailles, 2012
© Tadzio
© Gagosian
Tra..., 2008
© Marian Goodman Gallery
Ombra di Terra, 1999
© Marian Goodman Gallery
Matrice, 2015
© Jonty Wilde, Yorkshire Sculpture Park
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INS 008 Sculptures Giuseppe Penone *1947
Header image: Patate (Potatoes), 1977 © Wilfried Petzi
Text: Castello di Rivoli
The entire body of work produced by Giuseppe Penone investigates nature and its many evolving forms. He works in direct contact with the natural environment, attempting to visualise and modify the growth cycle of natural elements, particularly trees. Penone’s objective is to demonstrate the primordial symbiotic relationship between human beings and the natural world. For the artist, nature is not a force to be conquered but a combination of phenomena and transformative processes whose outcome should be analysed, in order to derive a system of rules that can be expressed through the language and forms of art.
Arbre porte-cèdre, Versailles, 2012 © Tadzio
© Gagosian
Tra..., 2008 © Marian Goodman Gallery
Ombra di Terra, 1999 © Marian Goodman Gallery
Matrice, 2015 © Jonty Wilde, Yorkshire Sculpture Park
Related Projects