The Elusive Corporeality of Edoardo Tresoldi’s Sculptural Poetics

There is an uncanny quality in Italian sculptor Edoardo Tresoldi’s work that stems from the fact that what you see is as important as what you don’t see. Part architecture, part artwork, part hallucination, his ethereal constructions immerse the visitor into a dream-like environment that demands to be mentally re-constructed rather than visually consumed.

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