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"Good Boy," Ugo Nooz Torresi's metal sculpture depicting a canine head with a leash in its mouth, captivates with its evocative symbolism. Art critic Alessia Velluti praises it as a piece capable of commanding attention in any room. The juxtaposition of strength and vulnerability in the restrained form engages viewers, sparking contemplation on loyalty, control, and the complex dynamics between humans and animals.

Torresi's "Good Boy" invites reflection on societal constraints and the silent struggles faced by the loyal. The piece, both visually striking and conceptually rich, serves as a conversation starter, urging observers to ponder the nuanced relationships woven into the fabric of our existence. With technical finesse and profound storytelling, Torresi's creation transcends the realm of mere sculpture, becoming a thought-provoking exploration of humanity's interconnectedness with the animal kingdom.

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The SOMS is a unique and wonderful place located in the province of Macerata in the small town of Corridonia, famous for its square with a fascist style dedicated to Corridoni, a friend of the Dux (Mussolini) back when he was a socialist and died in the war. But beyond the origin of the name Corridonia, SOMS is a space managed by volunteers that strives to promote community and culture—noble ideals that have become increasingly rare in these dry years. With many friends and an extended family, there is a lot of love; ultimately, this is the revolution that is needed. For the membership card of the 2024 edition, I have decided to create an image that is somewhat connected to the philosophy and the need for a contemporary struggle that must be reconstructed in order to stand against an oppressive and depressive capitalism.

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This photo, of Martha taken by Ugo Nooz Torresi, is part of a theatrical performance about the Knights of the Round Table set in the slums of New York. Legend has it that the tomb of Carlo Magno was discovered beneath the New York subway, but the spirits of the buried knights took possession of the bodies of unsuspecting New Yorkers, who suddenly began to live heroically in the Big Apple with the dream of returning one day to San Claudio, the historic Aachen

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Ugo NooZ Torresi The artist pilots a 1970s-style turbo speedboat, reminiscent of a classic spy movie aesthetic.

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Dive into the vibrant world of paper art with this stunning depiction of a Sun God. Crafted meticulously with layered paper, the artwork showcases a serene face surrounded by radiant sun rays, capturing the essence of warmth and light. The intricate details, from the delicate flowers to the textured hair, bring a sense of depth and dimension to the piece. Perfect for those who appreciate the fusion of traditional craftsmanship with modern aesthetics. Let this radiant figure brighten up your day and inspire your creative journey!

author: Ugo NooZ Torresi - www.nooz.it

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In this 19th-century-style pen illustration, a vinyl record emerges majestically behind a rugged mountain range, akin to a rising sun. The intricate line work captures the texture and contours of the mountains, while the vinyl, with its signature grooves, radiates an aura of musical nostalgia. The juxtaposition of the classic vinyl with the timeless natural landscape creates a harmonious blend of art and nature, evoking a sense of dawn in the world of music. The detailed cross-hatching and shading techniques enhance the depth and realism of the scene, making it a captivating piece that bridges past and present.

author: Ugo NooZ Torresi - www.nooz.it

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cowboy model

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This photo of Shen taken by Ugo Nooz Torresi, is part of a theatrical performance about the Knights of the Round Table set in the slums of New York. Legend has it that the tomb of Carlo Magno was discovered beneath the New York subway, but the spirits of the buried knights took possession of the bodies of unsuspecting New Yorkers, who suddenly began to live heroically in the Big Apple with the dream of returning one day to San Claudio, the historic Aachen

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we are rude but with golden hearts

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fisherman's friend

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artwork by Ugo NooZ Torresi - www.nooz.it do you want to buy this print? contact me!

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artwork by Ugo NooZ Torresi - www.nooz.it do you want to buy this print? contact me!

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Ugly Faces with Golden Hearts

Once upon a time in a quaint little town, there were three friends known as the "Ugly Faces" – Benny the Bulldog, Mortimer the Mole, and Gracie the Goose. Despite their less-than-perfect appearances, these three had hearts of pure gold.

Benny, with his wrinkled face and droopy eyes, was the town's most compassionate listener. Every evening, he would sit by the park bench, offering a sympathetic ear to anyone who needed to share their joys or sorrows.

Mortimer, the short-sighted mole with large glasses, had a knack for finding lost things. His little tunnel system beneath the town became a treasure trove of forgotten items, and he would return them to their owners with a cheerful smile.

Gracie, the goose with mismatched feathers, had the most nurturing spirit. She spent her days taking care of injured animals and nursing them back to health in her cozy nest.

One day, a new family moved to the town, and their daughter, Lily, had a hard time making friends. The "Ugly Faces" noticed her loneliness and decided to befriend her. Despite their unconventional appearances, Lily soon discovered the warmth and kindness that radiated from their golden hearts.

As time passed, the bond between Lily and the "Ugly Faces" grew stronger. The town began to see beyond their outer quirks and recognized the beauty within. The once-called "Ugly Faces" were now celebrated for their extraordinary kindness.

The town learned a valuable lesson – that true beauty lies not in appearances but in the kindness and compassion that reside within. The "Ugly Faces" and Lily continued to spread love and joy throughout the town, proving that sometimes, the most beautiful things come in unexpected packages. And so, in this little town, the "Ugly Faces with Golden Hearts" lived happily ever after, reminding everyone that love and friendship are the most precious treasures of all.

we are rude but with golden hearts