zebra crossing
Author: Sabrina Ferrari
Technique: Bronze
Measurements: H37 L27 P12
Year
The work is accompanied by a regular certificate of authenticity issued by 6499 Milano.
7.700,00 €
The work
The bronze zebra is depicted with an essential and at the same time highly plastic language. The sculpture conveys the elegant and dynamic presence of the animal, enhancing its silhouette and the unmistakable alternation of forms. The bronze surface, with its material variations, gives the work a contemporary and sculptural character, transforming the zebra’s figure into an image of natural elegance and movement.
Sabrina Ferrari’s poetic style develops through an artistic exploration focused on emotion, chromatic balance, and the creation of intimate and evocative atmospheres. Her works explore themes related to nature, the female figure, and the world of the circus, transforming the subject into a delicate and contemplative visual experience. Through a fluid and harmonious mark characterized by measured gradations and contrasts, the artist creates compositions capable of conveying calmness, depth, and poetic sensitivity. Light often plays a central role in defining space and emotion, contributing to the construction of images suspended between reality and imagination. This stylistic approach makes Sabrina Ferrari’s works particularly appreciated by collectors and interior designers for their contemporary elegance, aesthetic versatility, and ability to endow environments with personality and refinement.
The artist
Sabrina Ferrari
Sabrina Ferrari was born in 1970 in Verona, where she currently lives and works. After graduating from the high school of fine arts, she continued her studies at the Higher Institute of Fine Arts “Cignaroli” in Verona, where she graduated in sculpture in 1993. She continued her training at the sculpture school of marble at the Brenzoni Institute in Sant'Ambrogio di Valpolicella, Verona. After completing her studies, she began her career as a bronze foundry worker collaborating with established Italian and foreign artists; she also taught sculpture at the art school in Verona. She successfully participated in competitions and exhibitions in Italy and abroad. She is a member of the Society of Fine Arts of Verona and the Verona Foundation for the Arena. Since 2004 she has dedicated herself exclusively to her artistic production and has begun her most important exhibitions in Italy, Europe, the United States, Australia and Asia. Recently, his research has focused on new materials; in fact, by combining bronze with Corten steel, he is embarking on the creation of large public works. The artist is dedicated to creating bronze sculptures with a tactile and evanescent charm, characterized by expressive vitality. Together, his creations form a sculptural moment that fuses matter and emotion.







