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STONE FOSSIL
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Stone Fossil, Obsidian AP1
Studio Nucleo, 2014
By Piergiorgio Robino
Epoxy resin, pigment, wood
27 × 37 × 47h cm
Unique piece in an edition of 8 + 2 AP
Exclusive for Ammann//Gallery

Stone Fossil, Obsidian AP2
Studio Nucleo, 2014
By Piergiorgio Robino
Epoxy resin, pigment, wood
27 × 37 × 47h cm
Unique piece in an edition of 8 + 2 AP
Exclusive for Ammann Gallery

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Stone Fossil as pure ornament
Stone Fossil as imperial gem
Stone Fossil as symbolic material

Stone Fossil Obsidian is an imaginary stone. Inspired by the semi-precious stones.
Ideal continuation of past projects related to the primitivism and the eras, in which
Studio Nucleo pays tribute to the human capacity to evolve and create.
Quartz, Jade, Obsidian and Onyx stones were well known from ancient cultures,
as in the Chinese Empire and South American cultures as precious and symbolic materials.

Used for elite goods materials, the semi-precious stones developed a long tradition of craftsmanship,
which even now is very important for many cultures.
Studio Nucleo, in challenging with nature, creates impossible fake gems, surpassing dimensions,
transparencies and colors available in nature.
Copying natural processes to create the perception of a real stone.

Each stone fossil is a single block made of epoxy resin, pigment and an up-cycled log.
A log cut from a 200-year-old Italian oak tree is submerged in the liquid polymer with pigment added.
The reaction between the two parts of the resin components creates the cracks, imperfections,
bubbles and ruptures as part of Studio Nucleo’s pattern.
Stone Fossil are unique pieces and are exclusive for Ammann//Gallery.

© 2015 Studio Nucleo

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