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Edoardo Cozzani

New York City, USA

Edoardo Cozzani’s work explores the fragile dialogue between nature and the man-made — transforming raw materials into poetic, timeworn forms that echo memory, erosion, and renewal.

Italian-born and New York-based, Edoardo Cozzani (b. 1993, Rome) navigates the liminal spaces between nature and the artificial, matter and context. His multidisciplinary practice—the result of lived journeys through deserts, swamps and mountains—uses experimental photography, analog sculptural techniques and site-specific interventions to probe how materials evolve, accumulate history and bear witness to human intervention. Cozzani’s recent work transforms marble, glass, aluminum and unexpected found matter into “modern fossils” that invite reflection on time, landscape and our imprint on both.

“In my next body of work, I would like to focus on the notion of the absence of space and explore the question: where does this come from? The sculptural pieces I am interested in creating for the Orb are the result of stone extraction. Every element taken from the land where it belongs leaves a mark, revealed by the void that remains.”
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Torre II

Name: Torre II
Brand: Edoardo Cozzani

Edoardo Cozzani

Torre is a sculptural vertical composition by Edoardo Cozzani, balancing weight, rhythm, and tension. Stacked elements of stone and hand-worked glass rise in quiet dialogue, each layer slightly irregular, embracing imperfection as structure.

The piece reads differently from every angle — sometimes architectural, sometimes almost totemic. Dark, reflective glass rings interrupt the raw mineral surfaces, introducing moments of softness and light within the mass. It’s a work that feels both grounded and suspended, ancient and unmistakably contemporary.

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Edoardo Cozzani, Edoardo Cozzani’s work explores the fragile dialogue between nature and the man-made — transforming raw materials into poetic, timeworn forms that echo memory, erosion, and renewal.

Italian-born and New York-based, Edoardo Cozzani (b. 1993, Rome) navigates the liminal spaces between nature and the artificial, matter and context. His multidisciplinary practice—the result of lived journeys through deserts, swamps and mountains—uses experimental photography, analog sculptural techniques and site-specific interventions to probe how materials evolve, accumulate history and bear witness to human intervention. Cozzani’s recent work transforms marble, glass, aluminum and unexpected found matter into “modern fossils” that invite reflection on time, landscape and our imprint on both.

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