Vera Vizzi, Modular Domino, 2026, Mixed-Media and Foam-Clay on Black Wood

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A modular domino wall sculpture in foam-clay on a black painted wood panel, featuring a cracked, dripping fried-egg motif that … Read more A modular domino wall sculpture in foam-clay on a black painted wood panel, featuring a cracked, dripping fried-egg motif that mixes humour and cosmic gravity. This mixed-media sculptural tile is executed in layered foam-clay and enamel over a solid black painted wood panel. The piece combines relief modelling and hand-painted surface work: rich foam-clay texture forms the cracked shell and glossy yellow yolk, while the black painted wood panel offers a high-contrast field that amplifies the visual absurdity. As a modular domino component this tile is conceived to work singly or as part of larger, scalable installations—multiple domino tiles can be arranged into panels, runs or site-specific configurations to suit any interior. The work repeats core materials and motifs for clarity in presentation: modular domino structure, foam-clay modelling and black painted wood panel are all integral to the concept and are referenced throughout the composition and listing.

Conceptually the tile plays with the game-like logic of the series: the fried-egg motif — cracked, spilling, somehow celestial — links domestic humour with cosmic imagery and the artist’s recurring interest in playful, slightly inquiet works. The modular domino approach lets collectors build sequences that expand the narrative and visual rhythm across a wall. We operate globally with the same attention and proximity we extend to our local neighbors. We oversee every detail and guide you through the purchase process with the utmost professionalism, ensuring complete satisfaction for each client, whom we regard as valued members of our community. This piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no
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