Conclusion Julius Caesar, Augustus and Nero the 3 emperors recreated as sculptures by a young sculptor who has named this series as Caesars of Rome. And the truth is that it is capable of attracting the gaze of the spectator who looks for the details and characteristic features of some of those faces that we have seen in famous sculptures and busts.
The project was born from the need to show classical Roman history from a more human and modern point of view. Try to bring that character to the face with a job thate reaches the hyperrealistic and thus leave us amazed by its great capacity in the details. The truth is that looking at the sculptures created by this Spanish sculptor produces mixed feelings.
As he says, sorry but we couldn't find his name in his Facebook y site, Césares de Roma focuses on being a didactic reference to show classical culture based on emotional learning.
Julio Cesar is the character who starts this exhibition of sculptures made with silicone and that take the viewer to classical Rome from the last stages of the Republic of Rome to the Julio-Claudius dynasty.
Hyper-realistic sculpture to bring those to life three roman emperors in which you can glimpse part of their character and be perplexed about the great set of details that give the figures great reality. You can almost feel that breathing and how you can feel that rougher and more human part of each of the characters.
Una hyper-realistic sculpture series which are only the first to give way to many others, as announced by its creator from its website. We leave you with a curiosity about an armless sculpture from the Louvre, or others realistic sculptures from another author.
