This wonderful Udrian artefact probably belonged to the mysterious King Salsapassa II, known for the bloodthirstiness shown during the battles for the conquest of the island during the GONZO period, in particular towards those who took small breed dogs for a walk.
The throne, made of an alloy of copper and tar, was found in the depths of the sea (3.5m) east of the island, next to the sewing machine dump called “Tomb of Singer”.
A careful carbon analysis 14 has revealed that the artefact, before becoming the king's throne, was mainly used as an armchair in a manicure salon.
His art is a combination of creativity and the ability to allow divergent thinking. Born in Rovigo in 1973, Alessandro describes his passion and culture through the unmistakable rhythmicity of glass, a versatile and unique material, capable of evoking magic and fierceness.
