Inspired by Palaeolithic Venuses, archaic figures that celebrated fertility, prosperity and the power of the flesh as a symbol of life, Pucci's sculptures reinterpret archetypes with a contemporary sensibility.
Through the medium of ceramics, raku clay becomes a symbol of fragility but at the same time of resistance, thus transforming itself into an instrument of reflection not only on the direct victims, but on society as a whole.
Thanks to the fragility and malleability of ceramics, the works recount the complexity of the human experience, giving shape to wounds, but also to strength and hope.
