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BUT WHERE HAVE THE INVENTORS GONE? LORENZO DAMIANI

Lorenzo Damiani / Luce / 1998 / for OPOS 99

Three-dimensional cross made by thermoforming fluorescent acrylic with a blue tint. It is fixed to the wall with screw anchors and used to hold a church candle; 28 x 16 x h 40 cm. Presented at Opos 99, in a suggestive sequence of pieces mounted on a cement wall, ŤLuceť is one of very few contemporary incursions into the area of church ornaments and vestments. With great elegance it couples the Christian symbol of sorrow, the cross, with the universal symbol of hope, the candle.

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