Space Sculptures by Giuseppe Floccari – Virtual Tour 360°

Riva presso Chieri, Piemonte
Space Sculptures by Giuseppe Floccari

A sculptural collection where space and light become material form, exploring the dialogue between solid matter and void through elegantly conceived artworks.

At a glance

This collection showcases the sculptural vision of Giuseppe Floccari, an artist whose practice centers on the conceptual interplay of space, light, and material form. His works demonstrate refined craftsmanship and a distinctive approach to three-dimensional composition.

What you see

Floccari’s sculptures engage viewers through a carefully orchestrated relationship between material presence and absence. His hands shape materials with both delicacy and strength, creating forms that appear simultaneously solid and ethereal.

The artist employs a compositional strategy of alternating fullness and subtraction, generating harmonious sequences of light and shadow. Matter and non-matter coexist within each work, inviting contemplation of what is present alongside what has been removed.

Cultural significance

Floccari’s practice represents a contemporary engagement with fundamental sculptural principles. His emphasis on narrative synthesis and visual brightness—achieved through formal elegance—positions his work within a lineage of artists exploring space as both conceptual and physical reality.

The collection reflects a vision that bridges the real and transcendental, inviting viewers to perceive spiritual dimension within carefully considered material forms.

Key facts

  • Address: Via Aldo Moro 4, 10020 Riva presso Chieri
  • Coordinates: 44.97940512735243, 7.8762102127075195
  • Contact: +39 339 208 1320

Getting there

The collection is located in Riva presso Chieri, a municipality in the Piemonte region near Turin. Call ahead to confirm visiting hours and arrange your visit.

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