Cited by Forbes among the 30 most influential European artists under 30, his installations include the restoration of the Basilica paleocristiana of Siponto – a unique convergence between contemporary art and archaeology. With this installation, he reimagined the architectural remains of the 13th-century chapel. 

“I see in wire mesh poetics the depiction of a mental projection or, when related to history, the representation of what used to exist but is no longer there,” Tresoldi explained in an interview with Designboom. “Through transparency, I’m also able to keep a direct link with the environment and to establish a new kind of immersive experience for visitors.”

“I deeply feel the charm of places and I recognize their expressive potential,” he stressed. “My main interest is the relationship between the different elements of the landscape and how contemporary languages dialogue with each other, building its emotional structure. I always spend the right time studying and understanding the characteristics of the site, which become constituent parts of the work.”

His experimentations with wire mesh are as stunning as they are thought-provoking. Take a look for yourself:

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Little often uses a single piece of wire to create a piece, which confirms his insane talent. He takes the wire and a pair of pliers and starts bending until he gets the shape he imagined. His work is proof that the simplest technique can often lead to the most complex artwork.

His Instagram description simply reads that “there’s no accounting on taste.” That being said, even though you may prefer other types of art and different aesthetic, we’re sure you can appreciate the skill and hard work Little invests in his wire portraits. Scroll down to see them.

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Cited by Forbes among the 30 most influential European artists under 30, his installations include the restoration of the Basilica paleocristiana of Siponto – a unique convergence between contemporary art and archaeology. With this installation, he reimagined the architectural remains of the 13th-century chapel. 

“I see in wire mesh poetics the depiction of a mental projection or, when related to history, the representation of what used to exist but is no longer there,” Tresoldi explained in an interview with Designboom. “Through transparency, I’m also able to keep a direct link with the environment and to establish a new kind of immersive experience for visitors.”

“I deeply feel the charm of places and I recognize their expressive potential,” he stressed. “My main interest is the relationship between the different elements of the landscape and how contemporary languages dialogue with each other, building its emotional structure. I always spend the right time studying and understanding the characteristics of the site, which become constituent parts of the work.”

His experimentations with wire mesh are as stunning as they are thought-provoking. Take a look for yourself:

The post These Sky-High Wire Mesh Structures Are Jaw-Dropping appeared first on PlayJunkie.

Little often uses a single piece of wire to create a piece, which confirms his insane talent. He takes the wire and a pair of pliers and starts bending until he gets the shape he imagined. His work is proof that the simplest technique can often lead to the most complex artwork.

His Instagram description simply reads that “there’s no accounting on taste.” That being said, even though you may prefer other types of art and different aesthetic, we’re sure you can appreciate the skill and hard work Little invests in his wire portraits. Scroll down to see them.

The post Artist Bends Wire to Create Portraits appeared first on PlayJunkie.