Grande Cavallo by Nag Arnoldi

Nag Arnoldi's expressive bronzes show influences from Marino Marini and Pablo Picasso, but also from pre-Columbian art. His works have a clear identity. The uniqueness of the structure of the broken cast surface stands in stark contrast to the polished surfaces in places. Light, reflection and immaterialization play a very important role. The theme is the myth of horse and man, which is portrayed between joy and pain.