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LINA VIKTOR

https://www.torart.com/en-ww/lina-viktor.aspx Lina Iris Viktor is a Liberian-British multidisciplinary artist who lives and works in Italy. ... Diviner I/The Watcher polished bronze, volcanic rock & marble 71 15/16 x 36 1/8 in 182.8 x 91.8 cm 2021/2

The Robot Guerrilla Campaign to Recreate the Elgin Marbles

https://www.torart.com/en-ww/the-robot-guerrilla-campaign-to-recreate-the-elgin-marbles.aspx The Robot Guerrilla Campaign to Recreate the Elgin Marbles The New York Times 07/08/2023 The article traces the history of the dispute between Greece and England since 1800, when some of the Parthenon marbles were brought to England. The attached video shows the stages of work on one of the statues, the horse's head, at TORART. ... [...]

Here's the sculptor robot that works like Michelangelo, and artists are trembling.

https://www.torart.com/en-ww/heres-the-sculptor-robot-that-works-like-michelangelo-and-artists-are-trembling.aspx Here's the sculptor robot that works like Michelangelo, and artists are trembling. ... IT ALL STARTS IN CARRARA An idea like this could only originate in Carrara, the same city that produced the precious marble used by Michelangelo himself to sculpt his statues. Robotor already had years of experience in using robotic systems for marble [...]

ITALY INVENTS ROBOT THAT CARVES SCULPTURES OUT OF MARBLE LIKE MICHELANGELO

https://www.torart.com/en-ww/italy-invents-robot-that-carves-sculptures-out-of-marble-like-michelangelo.aspx" Statue Limitations An Italian startup called Robotor has invented a machine that's nearly as good at carving marble masterpieces out of Carrara marble as its Renaissance-era predecessors. As CBS News reports, Robotor founder Giacomo Massari is convinced his robot-machined marble statues are nearly as good as those made by humans. [...]

La Primavera

https://www.torart.com/en-ww/la-primavera.aspx The “Primavera” by Simone Martinez returns to Venaria In April 2025, on the occasion of the Festa di Primavera hosted by the Royal Museums of Turin, the replica of the allegory of Primavera was presented — a work realized by TORART for the Reggia di Venaria Reale. ... Carved in marble, the new Primavera was created through a process combining 3D [...]

JUN CHA

https://www.torart.com/en-ww/jun-cha.aspx Jun Cha Los Angeles Currently Lives and Works in Los Angeles Website: juncha.com CAPO is the first-ever limited edition Carrara marble sculpture created by Jun Cha. ... Each unique piece of stone is rigorously quarried in the mountains of the Apuan Alps and meticulously hand sculpted from the purest marble in Carrara, Italy. ... By evolving [...]

A robot sculpts like Canova

https://www.torart.com/en-ww/a-robot-sculpts-like-canova.aspx A robot sculpts like Canova Focus 10/09/2019 The master of Neoclassicism copied by a robot that, in just over 10 days, sculpted one of his most famous works, "Amore e Psiche," a technology that will be used to showcase artworks that cannot be transported. ... Starting from a 3D scan of a plaster version of the artwork displayed at the Louvre in Paris, it created a [...]

SAI BABA

https://www.torart.com/en-ww/sai-baba.aspxBorn in 1926 in a small Indian village, Sai Baba became a beloved spiritual and humanitarian leader whose message, “Love All, Serve All,” laid the foundation for his philanthropic work in education, healthcare, and clean water initiatives. The marble statue dedicated to him, an impressive six-meter-tall work, now welcomes [...]

‘We Don’t Need Another Michelangelo’: In Italy, It’s Robots’ Turn to Sculpt

https://www.torart.com/en-ww/we-dont-need-another-michelangelo-in-italy-its-robots-turn-to-sculpt.aspx” One thing that hasn’t changed in hundreds of years is artists’ sensitivity about who gets credit for their work. ... Now, it is Carrara’s robots who work anonymously. ... “I think our robots are a work of art,” he said. ... “The idea of the artist working alone is a romantic [...]

FRANK BENSON

https://www.torart.com/en-ww/frank-benson.aspxCurrently Lives and Works in New York. ... The work recalls the figurative sculptures of the past, but dressed in contemporary clothes; the model is imposed in the present. This interaction between modernity and classicism is reflected in the realization of the work that was first designed in digital using photographic scans of the model. [...]