Rino soul by Simone Benedetto
With Rino Soul, Simone Benedetto explores the theme of resilience and inner protection, intertwining it with the vulnerability of childhood. The sculpture depicts a crouched young child, his face concealed beneath a rhinoceros mask: an intense image that merges fragility with primordial strength. The work is presented in the solo exhibition IN-WILD at Galleria PUNTO SULL’ARTE in Varese.
The artist: Simone Benedetto
In Rino Soul, the crouched figure with the rhinoceros mask suggests introspection, silent strength, and the ability to endure. The rhinoceros, a symbol of stability and determination, becomes a metaphor for personal growth and the search for balance between childhood fragility and inner power.
Description “Bison soul”
In Bison Soul, the collected posture and downward gaze suggest introspection and a silent inner strength. The bison, a symbol of resilience and stability, becomes a metaphor for personal growth and the discovery of one’s most authentic instinct.
Conclusion
The work fits into the spirit of IN-WILD, a solo exhibition that tells the story of the bond between childhood and wild nature, offering the public a poetic journey into the most authentic and primordial dimension of being.