Discover the contemporary work of Turzo
TURZO goes into the interpretation of our current world with these influences, good or bad. He translates it into the search for round, compressed, distorted or even deformed shapes. Either it starts from an abstract form that it comes distorted into by his hand with his prints which curiously becomes a form of figurative appearance (animal or human) or he starts from a figurative model which he metamorphoses to make it more abstract, which creates an ambivalence in its pieces. Both moving and still, sometimes playful and sometimes tactile.
The integration of his hands into his works like the mark of an imprint, the influence of time, the formatting that we undergo throughout our lives. He mainly uses the animal world in his sculptures to represent humans in all their diversity, complexity and complexity. and its behaviors.
TURZO has been exhibiting his work since 1996 in France. abroad (Germany, Austria, United Kingdom, Japan, Canada and China.) He is a founding member of ArtCeram « Terres d’Empreintes» which organizes biennials on ceramics at the SEL de Sèvres in Hauts-de-Seine.
Discover the world of TURZO http://www.turzosculptures.com
TURZO's sculptures, whether in bronze or concrete, are an incessant quest for the mark of the imprint. Handprints in the material to tell the time of life or the time after... scars of multiple passages which transform and condition our environment. Indelible stigmata left behind by humans.
Sculpture as Turzo conceives it is a junction between fluidity and and robustness, roundness and strength constantly questioning the opposites and the ambivalence of being. TURZO's sculptures challenge, the abstraction questions at once. in the manner of his master Henry Moore for whom “All art must have a certain mystery and must question the spectator.”
The imprint of my hands are the center of my creation. From abstract and organic forms, I integrate and transform the material to bring it to life. a figurative subjection. My attraction to new technologies allowed me to discover new tools for sculpture.
With the help of these tools, I was able to enlarge my works which are at large. the size of my hands and give them a new model. and above all a new reading …
