Marco started exploring the figure using small clay maquettes. The creative process is sparked by inspiration, requiring a knowledge of the human form and a talent with the chisel. This ancient process of crafting forms has been used to create Noble in our atelier. It is a technique that has been tested over centuries and…
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Words by Ian Thompson | 16 November 2015
Marco started exploring the figure using small clay maquettes. The creative process is sparked by inspiration, requiring a knowledge of the human form and a talent with the chisel. This ancient process of crafting forms has been used to create Noble in our atelier. It is a technique that has been tested over centuries and its resonance is everlasting.
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Noble finds form through the ancient art form of clay sculpting
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