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Last butterfly of a series of seven. Acheron was, for Greek mythology, the underground river of the underworld through which Charon ferried the souls of the dead into Hades.
Represents the transition from life to death. The work is loosely based on the Acherontia atropos moth, also known as the death's head sphinx.
A distinctive feature of this moth is a white spot, which resembles the shape of a skull, placed on the dorsal side of the chest.
Last butterfly of a series of seven. Acheron was, for Greek mythology, the underground river of the underworld through which Charon ferried the souls of the dead into Hades.
Represents the transition from life to death. The work is loosely based on the Acherontia atropos moth, also known as the death's head sphinx.
A distinctive feature of this moth is a white spot, which resembles the shape of a skull, placed on the dorsal side of the chest.
Last butterfly of a series of seven. Acheron was, for Greek mythology, the underground river of the underworld through which Charon ferried the souls of the dead into Hades.
Represents the transition from life to death. The work is loosely based on the Acherontia atropos moth, also known as the death's head sphinx.
A distinctive feature of this moth is a white spot, which resembles the shape of a skull, placed on the dorsal side of the chest.
Last butterfly of a series of seven. Acheron was, for Greek mythology, the underground river of the underworld through which Charon ferried the souls of the dead into Hades.
Represents the transition from life to death. The work is loosely based on the Acherontia atropos moth, also known as the death's head sphinx.
A distinctive feature of this moth is a white spot, which resembles the shape of a skull, placed on the dorsal side of the chest.
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Acheron Sculpture

Malafede Project

Italy

Sculpture, Glass on Aluminium

Size: 55.2 W x 23.7 H x 4 D in

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Last butterfly of a series of seven. Acheron was, for Greek mythology, the underground river of the underworld through which Charon ferried the souls of the dead into Hades. Represents the transition from life to death. The work is loosely based on the Acherontia atropos moth, also known as the death's head sphinx. A distinctive feature of this moth is a white spot, which resembles the shape of a skull, placed on the dorsal side of the chest.

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Sculpture:Glass on Aluminium

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Size:55.2 W x 23.7 H x 4 D in

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We are Federica Venier and Federico Grande, a couple in work and in life, self-taught sculptors since 2015. Our adventure was born almost for fun, not having much money to invest we started using low cost and recycled materials. Today's society is characterized by strong consumerism and many materials are wasted or thrown away, but we think it is important to enhance them by giving them a second life. Even with poor and waste materials you can create an extraordinary work. Our artworks are unique pieces made entirely by hand. The light interacts with them making them "alive", they change according to the time of day, the weather, the lighting and the point from which you look at it.

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