Neolitico

A sign of rupture that becomes of value, a creative gesture that defines a form, a vigorous action by which man and water can affect matter, shape it, transform its surface. The apparent randomness of the stone furrowed by the flow of water, the variable force with which the artist sculpts the marble block to give it form, the random and unpredictable split that reveals after a hit the essence of the material. Paolo Ulian and antoniolupi's investigation of form as a result, even not fully controlled, of the gesture of breaking, is enriched by a new protagonist.

Neolitico, and it could only be called so is the new freestanding sink obtained by manually digging the basin, to simulate the action of water that drop after drop erodes the material. The ritual of nature replicated by the hand of man to give life to a rough surface, revealing the inside of the material, as opposed to the perfection of the cylinder furrowed only by the unique veins of marble.