I hate that dog by L’orMa
Discover I hate that dog by L’orMa, a sculpture that combines the delicacy of paper with the evocative power of a mirror. The artwork depicts a dog gazing at its own reflection, creating a scene that is both simple and rich in meaning. The work is featured in the group exhibition <20 15×15/20×20 XIII Edition at Galleria PUNTO SULL’ARTE in Varese.
The artist: L’orMa
L’orMa, the artistic name of Lorenzo Mariani, is an Italian sculptor renowned for his ability to transform fragile materials into works of remarkable visual and conceptual impact. Through meticulous craftsmanship and exceptional technical precision, his practice explores themes related to progress, consumption, and the transformation of contemporary society.
Description
In I hate that dog, L’orMa creates a paper sculpture of a dog with remarkable realism and attention to detail. The mirror introduces a symbolic element that evokes themes of identity and self-perception. The artwork invites viewers to reflect on the relationship between the individual and their image, turning an everyday moment into a subtle meditation on recognition and otherness.
Conclusion
I hate that dog stands out for its technical refinement and its ability to convey universal ideas through an apparently simple scene. Discover this artwork in the exhibition <20 15×15/20×20 XIII Edition at Galleria PUNTO SULL’ARTE in Varese and explore the creative universe of L’orMa.