Pesciascia
“A fish with an industrial heart and an ironic face, turning scraps into living energy”
Pesciascia surprises with the contrast between colors and materials. The pink and violet plates bring lightness and irony, while the weathered wood tells of sea and time. Its “eye” is a rusty gear, sign of an industrial past now given new life. Along the back, a row of metal spikes recalls the defensive strength of reef fish.
Up close, details appear: bolts, welds, chipped surfaces that speak of effort and transformation. From afar, the compact fish silhouette dominates—dynamic in the tail and solid in the body, as if ready to move in space. The color, unusual for a marine subject, adds a playful note that softens the hardness of the matter.
At home, Pesciascia becomes a presence that unites two languages: the cheerful, pop note of paint and the raw truth of weathered materials. It invites us to look beyond appearances, reminding us that even in scrap lies a surprising character, able to transform a room with its energy.