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Plastic Koala<\/h1>\n

Plastic Koala \/ Imola \/ 2020<\/p>\n

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La scultura rappresenta un koala, animale simbolo internazionale di tutte le specie in via d\u2019estinzione.<\/span>
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All\u2019interno del progetto RestArt Utopia & Distopia abbiamo dceiso di commissionare all\u2019artista Bordalo 2 questa installazione.<\/span>
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Realizzata completamente con plastiche e materiali di scarto della filiera dei rifiuti, altrimenti non smaltibili, l\u2019opera \u00e8 un esempio di Trash-art, una ricerca artistica per il recupero e il riutilizzo creativo degli scarti della produzione umana. Il Plastic Koala di Bordalo misura oltre 7 metri di altezza per 3 metri di diametro ed \u00e8 la pi\u00f9 grande scultura tridimensionale dell\u2019artista portoghese mai realizzata in Italia. Il Koala \u00e8 stato realizzato grazie alla collaborazione di varie aziende del territorio imolese che hanno messo a disposizione i loro materiali.<\/span><\/p>\n

Artisti: Bordalo 2<\/span><\/p>\n

Mappa<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n

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