Kunst Speak With Brask - Tony Matelli
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Kunst Speak With Brask - Tony Matelli
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In this episode, we visit Tony Martelli in his new studio in Brooklyn, New York. Tony is an American sculptor who has gained recognition for his hyperrealistic works, using a wide range of techniques and materials.
For Tony, art is both an idea and a thing. The materiality has a voice of its own, and every stage of the creative process is fascinating.
He has a motto that captures the philosophy of his studio: “There’s no amount of work that is too much to create a thing.” Hours, money, and complications should never be obstacles to creating. No matter how much work a piece requires, there is no amount of effort that will stop him from bringing an idea into existence.
We talk about his first job working for Jeff Koons and about the process of making sculpture - how a work gradually takes shape through the act of making it. There is never enough time to get something completely right. You can always make changes, but at some point, you have to let go and finish the piece. No act of creation is ever perfect, so you have to learn when something is good enough.Tony is also a collector and surrounds himself with art made by his friends. But unlike many other artists, he doesn’t have any of his own work hanging in his private home.
We also talk about his sculpture The Sleepwalker and the ideas and process behind the work.
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