Luciano Greco - 1971 - Sakòma VII

The work "Sakoma", the seventh in this series, explores the deep relationship between human identity and technology. The presence of mechanical elements symbolizes the cognitive process of the modern human, suspended between biological intuition and analytical processing. The bust-chalkboard serves as an archive of intellectual memory: mathematical formulas and equations represent humanity's attempt to schematize and understand the fundamental laws of the cosmos. The work is unique, and it will be shipped with tracking in a shockproof box- About the author: Luciano Greco (1971) is a sculptor, painter and craftsman, trained in the workshops of the great Taranto masters during the 1980s and 1990s. After graduating from the Artistic High School, he earned a degree at the Academy of Fine Arts of Lecce, a period in which he actively attended numerous art circles. His research focuses on experimenting with reclaimed materials – such as scraps, offcuts and industrial debris – with which he creates figurative sculptures. At the center of his production is the current human condition, where the boundaries between pathology and normality blur. Today his creations are part of numerous private collections across Europe.

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