Bruno Liberatore in environmental dialogue with Trajan's markets

The conflicting, but fascinating, relationship between man and environment are represented through Bruno Liberatore’s forms and volumes, confirming to be one of the most original contemporary Italian sculptors. Abstract compositions that evoke associations with living nature, not imagined as a background of an event but as the "substance of sculpture."
Twenty-five sculptures – some of which the artist has recently created, some have already been exposed –  dialogue with the ancient walls of via Biberatica and the tabernae in the Trajan's Markets, in an ideal and evocative location.
The works, made of large bronze, iron and terracotta, occupy the external area of Trajan's Markets facing the Roman Forum and the Capitol Hill, "emerging" from the ground and developing towards the sky with the delimited area of the ancient walls and in close relationship to them.