Daniel Dallabrida
PU26: Il riposo che stavo aspettando / The Rest I Have Been Waiting For by Daniel Dallabrida  Image: from the Prometheus Series: “Building the Noble Ruin — You can’t ruin a ruin. Nor can you fix it. Those old and damaged things that have over the years have taken on their unique patina of age and dirt. You can see the traces of failures in structure or wounds suffered from incoming assaults. The lines and wrinkles, the threadbare and sagging. You can’t repair a ruin. You can remake it into your current imagination, but its very existence lies in the fact that it has fallen into disrepair. If you remake it, the ruin becomes something entirely new. The only hope for a ruin is that prior to its falling it had a nobility, a strength that remains past its downfall. Then the patina it acquires, the wrinkles it presents will hold and accentuate that nobility. The weight and gravitas that you built over a lifetime will hold you aloft.”
from the Prometheus Series: “Building the Noble Ruin — You can’t ruin a ruin. Nor can you fix it. Those old and damaged things that have over the years have taken on their unique patina of age and dirt. You can see the traces of failures in structure or wounds suffered from incoming assaults. The lines and wrinkles, the threadbare and sagging. You can’t repair a ruin. You can remake it into your current imagination, but its very existence lies in the fact that it has fallen into disrepair. If you remake it, the ruin becomes something entirely new. The only hope for a ruin is that prior to its falling it had a nobility, a strength that remains past its downfall. Then the patina it acquires, the wrinkles it presents will hold and accentuate that nobility. The weight and gravitas that you built over a lifetime will hold you aloft.”

PU26: Il riposo che stavo aspettando / The Rest I Have Been Waiting For

  • Wood Fired Ceramic
  • 6.06 x 8.54 x 0.47 in
    (15.39 x 21.69 x 1.19 cm)
  • Daniel Dallabrida