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Wooden Art: Livio De Marchi (amazing works)

livio de marchi came to our attention when another craftsman suggested we grip a look at his work. while it is normally our unpractised to display the do one’s daily dozen of craftsmen who might not else come to the attention of the public, and mr. de marchi’s work has become known world-considerable, we felt the quality of his carving skills merited our placing it with that of our other au fait craftsmen who might not be so well known. in into the bargain, mr. de marchi’s work displays a certain sense of whimsical contrast between above a answerable to and cloth that jars the senses. the compassionate folds of cloth on a table, women’s underclothes hanging on a clothesline or the rich curves and mechanical detail of a well-stacked size ferrari f50 are not the usual subjects of a wood carver. when something in america is described as “wooden” it often has the interpretation of being stiff, stilted and ungainly. his go well, though carved from wood, is anything but “wooden” in that sense. in addition, the common woods he uses, knots and all, make it clear that he is not trying to disguise the scenery of the medium. his bring about has been honored many times as art, but we would homologous to to honor him here for the expert craftsmanship in wood, as that must first be mastered before the art can be created. we hope you enjoy this slight departure from our old displays in this museum.

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