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Artist Statement:
Daniel Fiorda 's sculpture
breaks up the logic of
representation characteristic
of traditional Western-art
sculpture. His works are made
with discarded metals
assembled in a complex and
busy structure that recalls a
Neo-baroque approach to art.
The sculpture's material
becomes a morphological
generator of its figurative
shape.
As an archeologist, Fiorda
captures the "presence" and
the elusive meaning of each
fragment, - a glaring coin
made of copper, a motor screw,
part of a car chassis,
discarded remnants of the
industrial world.
Each fragment forms an
intricate and tactile vision,
full of dramatic resonance.
A "horror vacui" seems to
guide the complex and busy
construction of each piece.
Multi-layered disparate metal
parts have been put together
creating a logic of excess. An
overloaded structure emerges
organized in a Baroque
composition....
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Artist Exhibitions:
2006
Art Miami 2006 Booth < 200-301
Lelia Mordoch galleries
Paris, France
January 2006 “Black Market
gallery” Artist annual, Culver
City, CA
January 2006 “Sculpture Key
West” Zachary Taylor State
Park, FL
January 2006 “Art Expressions”
Matheson Hammock Park, Miami
January 2006 “Growth Spurt”
Edge Zones gallery - Windwood
- Miami
February ...
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Artist Galleries:
He is represented by
Heriard-Cimino Gallery and
Lelia Mordoch Gallery...
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