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PHILIPPE BOSIO - JIM MORRISON - INSPIRED BY LEONARDO DA VINCI
Philippe BOSIO
JIM MORRISON inspired by Leonardo Da Vinci,
Bronze sculpture with green patina
Dimensions: 115 × 100 cm
This bronze sculpture reinterprets Leonardo da Vinci’s iconic Vitruvian Man, translating the Renaissance master’s study of human proportions into three-dimensional form. The figure stands within a large circular frame, arms and legs extended to convey balance, symmetry, and the harmony between man and the universe. Cast with a textured surface and green patina, the work evokes a timeless quality, bridging classical ideals with modern sculptural expression. It serves as both an homage to da Vinci’s pursuit of knowledge and a meditation on the enduring quest for human perfection.
Philippe BOSIO
JIM MORRISON inspired by Leonardo Da Vinci,
Bronze sculpture with green patina
Dimensions: 115 × 100 cm
This bronze sculpture reinterprets Leonardo da Vinci’s iconic Vitruvian Man, translating the Renaissance master’s study of human proportions into three-dimensional form. The figure stands within a large circular frame, arms and legs extended to convey balance, symmetry, and the harmony between man and the universe. Cast with a textured surface and green patina, the work evokes a timeless quality, bridging classical ideals with modern sculptural expression. It serves as both an homage to da Vinci’s pursuit of knowledge and a meditation on the enduring quest for human perfection.
