Doom Sculpture

Doom is related to the element of fire. It takes its name from the homonymous volcano present in the book, and in the film, by J. R. R. Tolkien "The Lord of the Rings", the place where the One Ring was forged, a symbol of power. Tolkien had "untouched nature" very much at heart and he was against its exploitation and against the industry that for him was synonymous with war; industry and technological progress represented a tempting path towards selfish goals. Today's society is completely dependent on industry and technology, nature is exploited and little is being done to be able to preserve it. The human presence is creating more and more problems for our planet: pollution, exploitation of resources, destruction of ecosystems to make room for livestock and intensive agriculture. In the artwork we used straight lines and an aluminum foil coating to give it an industrial look. The aluminum used comes from recycled beer cans and the mirror from processing waste. In our works we always try to use recycled or waste materials because we believe it's necessary to limit and recover waste by giving it importance again.

Sculpture:Mosaic on Aluminium

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:44 W x 32 H x 9 D in

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