SU ENTÙ

AlessioOrrù -Su Entù - crédit Photo CharlotteLanselle Su Entù, wood (Weeping Willow), conicals plug, sailboat, « The wind » in english, is a totem carved from an overturned weeping willow trunk, to which the artist has added a white sail from a sailboat that has sailed around the world. Part of the trunk is cut and assembled to form the mast.Two white halyards hoist and hold the sail; they are tied to wooden conical plugs.The sail immediately recreates the image of the boat in the collective imagination. It projects us facing the sea and the force of the wind. It gives direction. The tree trunk, when it projects us on the shore, as if stranded after a stormy day. However, it is not shaped by water but sculpted by the artist, leaving his mark like a sculptural journey Organica Bismuth. Conical plugs are used in the marine industry to plug leaks during urgent repairs. They carry with them the poetry of travel, adventure, and shipwreck.
Su Entù, wood (Weeping Willow), conicals plug, sailboat, « The wind » in english, is a totem carved from an overturned weeping willow trunk, to which the artist has added a white sail from a sailboat that has sailed around the world. Part of the trunk is cut and assembled to form the mast.Two white halyards hoist and hold the sail; they are tied to wooden conical plugs.The sail immediately recreates the image of the boat in the collective imagination. It projects us facing the sea and the force of the wind. It gives direction. The tree trunk, when it projects us on the shore, as if stranded after a stormy day. However, it is not shaped by water but sculpted by the artist, leaving his mark like a sculptural journey Organica Bismuth. Conical plugs are used in the marine industry to plug leaks during urgent repairs. They carry with them the poetry of travel, adventure, and shipwreck.
AlessioOrrù -Su Entù - crédit Photo CharlotteLanselle Su Entù, wood (Weeping Willow), conicals plug, sailboat, « The wind » in english, is a totem carved from an overturned weeping willow trunk, to which the artist has added a white sail from a sailboat that has sailed around the world. Part of the trunk is cut and assembled to form the mast.Two white halyards hoist and hold the sail; they are tied to wooden conical plugs.The sail immediately recreates the image of the boat in the collective imagination. It projects us facing the sea and the force of the wind. It gives direction. The tree trunk, when it projects us on the shore, as if stranded after a stormy day. However, it is not shaped by water but sculpted by the artist, leaving his mark like a sculptural journey Organica Bismuth. Conical plugs are used in the marine industry to plug leaks during urgent repairs. They carry with them the poetry of travel, adventure, and shipwreck.

Su Entù,
« le vent » en français,
est un totem taillé dans un tronc de saule pleureur, renversé, auquel l’artiste à ajouté une voile blanche d’un voilier ayant fait le tour du monde.Une partie du tronc est taillée et assemblée de manière à composer le mât.
Deux drisses blanches hissent et maintiennent la voile; elles sont nouées à des bouchons en bois de forme conique.

La voile recrée immédiatement dans l’imaginaire collectif l’image du bateau. Elle nous projette face à la mer et la force du vent. Elle donne une direction. Le tronc de l’arbre, quand à lui nous projette sur le rivage, comme échoué après un jour de tempête. Il n’est cependant pas modelé par l’eau mais sculpté par l’artiste laissant son empreinte tel un voyage sculpturale Organica Bismuth. Les bouchons coniques sont utilisés dans la marine pour boucher les fuites lors de réparation urgente. Ils portent en eux la poésie du voyage, de l’aventure, et du naufrage.