Fabrizio Sorrentino (Rome, 1980) trained in Sculpture at the Accademia di Belle Arti di Roma and spent seven years as studio assistant to Bruno Liberatore, a sculptor of the Italian monumental tradition. His forms, generated by computer and 3D-printed in PLA, are not finished works but semi-finished pieces: the artist reshapes them by hand with heat, carrying into this new material the wax-modelling techniques of lost-wax casting. A way of making that does not correct the form, but takes care of it. No work can be replicated without loss.
From Topos, sections of sculptures captured through 3D scanning, comes Trauma, a long-gestating installation presented at RAW 2026, where the figure survives only as a symbol. The rest of his research moves away from figuration, as in the Sassi and Nuvole cycles.
He teaches Discipline Plastiche e Scultoree, in continuous dialogue with his studio practice.
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