Andrea Roggi
Andrea Roggi: A Remarkable Artistic Journey
Andrea Roggi, an Italian sculptor born in Tuscany, expresses through his work a profound vital momentum. From adolescence, he developed a passion for visual arts. His connection with the Tuscan nature, Mediterranean landscapes, and classical architecture nourishes an aesthetic deeply rooted in the Italian Renaissance. At a very young age, he turned to sculpture, choosing bronze as his material for its density, warmth, and ability to convey form, emotion, and the human soul.
The work of Andrea Roggi is profoundly humanistic. In his bronze sculptures, notably the famous trees of life, he carves human silhouettes intertwined within trees. These figures represent transmission, memory, love, and the universal bond. The slender branches and visible roots become the thread of life.
Style, inspiration, and poetic energy
Andrea Roggi’s style is instantly recognizable. Through his trees of life, he materializes the connection between the human and the divine, between matter and emotion. His work reflects a true vital momentum, where the density of bronze seems weightless. The material of his sculptures becomes fluid, almost moving. All the sculptures depicting the olive tree, for example, embody this energia della vita and create a deep pulsation effect that flows through living beings and natural elements.
He draws his inspiration since adolescence from the Tuscan landscapes, but also from classical iconography, such as that of Santa Maria Novella. An exceptional piece, a tree of life, in collaboration with the American jeweler Martin Katz, was unveiled during a landmark vernissage in a cultural district of Florence, Italy, and Paris, France. A suspended sphere representing the Earth was crafted in precious stones, forming an integral part of Andrea’s sculpture.
The movement of his trunks, the verticality of the forms: everything evokes a quest for elevation, fluidity, and inner transformation like a rebirth. Andrea Roggi does not simply sculpt bodies; he infuses his sculptures with an emotional vibration, a soul inhabiting the material. A true symbol!
Iconic works and exhibitions
Among Andrea Roggi’s works are his monumental and aerial bronze sculptures. Some depict children, couples, or families in spirals of trees, often olive trees, as if carried by an invisible energy. This lightness, opposed to the strength of bronze, creates a visual balance and a fascinating form.
Each of Andrea’s works becomes a point of convergence between art, nature, and the spiritual. The sculptures, often placed outdoors, redefine the notion of form by playing with light, movement, material, and the colors of the patina thanks to Andrea’s casting technique.
Momentum Art Gallery and Andrea Roggi: A Living Collaboration
Momentum Art Gallery has been showcasing and supporting Andrea Roggi’s works since 2017. This partnership highlights the universe of the Italian sculptor, allowing it to dialogue with contemporary spaces. The gallery’s support includes technical advice, thematic exhibitions, vernissages, and art leasing for businesses.
Each encounter with a work by Andrea Roggi becomes an invitation to experience a unique vital momentum. Momentum Art Gallery thus offers an ideal setting for this energia della vita, which animates each of his sculptures and connects them to the intimacy of those who contemplate them.
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Andrea Roggi - Il mio Amore si accende con i tuoi B 200 (N090)
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Andrea Roggi - Il mio destino sei tu (3068)
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Andrea Roggi - Il nostro Bacio che ci eleva (2936)
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Andrea Roggi - L'Amore, il Futuro Del Mondo
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Andrea Roggi - Le nostre Radici, il Futuro (2906)
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Andrea Roggi - Le Radici del nostro Mondo 1000
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Andrea Roggi - Nel Tuo sguardo vedo il mondo (0082)
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Andrea Roggi - Oggi ha inizio il nostro futuro (0072)
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Andrea Roggi - Per sempre al tuo fianco (0070)
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Andrea Roggi - Sei Meraviglia nel Mondo 250 (N096)
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Andrea Roggi - Sei un Sogno meraviglioso (P037)
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Andrea Roggi - Tu sei il mio per Sempre 300 (M014)
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Andrea Roggi - Tu, il mio Destino 400 (2987)
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Andrea Roggi - Un bacio, il nostro futuro (2904)