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Roberto Fanari’s Iron Sculptures

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Italian artist Roberto Fanari  imagined such a vivid story-telling collection of sculptures Seconda B 2012. Each piece forms itself  in a barely visible outline. Sweet subjects are wrapped in iron wire, appearing more dense toward the feet, hands, and head. Royal placement sets some high on a pedestal where a bit of romance introduces a ceramic glazed gentlemen. His work will be presented until September 14, 2013 at the Studio d’Arte Cannaviello Milano Italy.

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