Three Sculptures of Elio Morri Commemorating the Resistance

In creating his sculptures Elio Morri relies on abstraction, a technique created by the intuition of the father of all the art of the twentieth century, Paul Cézanne, who first extracted from nature geometric shapes to represent them on the canvas . The abstraction has the advantage of the synthesis but is the result of a major research work.
Morris has made ​​three sculptures that commemorate the resistance and the conquest of freedom, hosted at Cervi Park in Rimini. The first sculpture depicts the martyrdom through the figure of the fallen with no head or hands or feet, but only his dying body, poured on the ground with his back. The second sculpture is the rescue, shown by the wounded man with one arm raised, a symbol of life, hope not to be overwhelmed. The last sculpture, The victory, symbolizes the liberation , born from the primordial forms of welding, the straight line and the curve.