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Sculpture - Bronze, 11.8x7.1 in
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Limited Edition (#3/15)
Sculpture,
Bronze
on Metal
- Number of copies available 1
- Dimensions Height 11.8in, Width 7.1in / 3.30 kg
- Artwork's condition The artwork is in perfect condition
- Fit for outdoor? No, This artwork can not be displayed outdoor
- Categories Sculptures under $20,000 Pop Art Pop Culture
Beto Gatti – “Toy Art” (2022). Bronze. Edition of 15. 35 x 18 x 16 cm | 14 x 7 x 6.3 in. Beto Gatti’s “Toy Art” is a striking bronze sculpture that merges nostalgia with a profound critique of modern behavior. Capturing a robotic monkey deeply engrossed in a smartphone, this piece reflects on the fusion of technology, consumer culture, and human instinct. [...]
Beto Gatti – “Toy Art” (2022)
Bronze
Edition of 15
35 x 18 x 16 cm | 14 x 7 x 6.3 in
Beto Gatti’s “Toy Art” is a striking bronze sculpture that merges nostalgia with a profound critique of modern behavior. Capturing a robotic monkey deeply engrossed in a smartphone, this piece reflects on the fusion of technology, consumer culture, and human instinct. Gatti’s work often challenges contemporary society’s relationship with digital devices, and here, he playfully yet poignantly addresses our collective fixation on screens.
The limited edition of 15 ensures exclusivity, making it a sought-after work for collectors. Gatti’s meticulous craftsmanship brings this sculpture to life—the seamless combination of organic and mechanical elements invites viewers to reflect on the increasingly blurred boundaries between humanity and artificiality. The polished bronze surface enhances the contrast between tradition and modernity, creating a dynamic interplay of light and reflection.
Beyond its striking visual impact, “Toy Art” serves as a conversation piece—its subject matter resonates universally, touching on themes of technology, dependence, and evolution. The high-quality bronze material ensures durability and timelessness, making it an artwork that will endure both physically and conceptually. Gatti’s growing international recognition also adds to its artistic and collectible value.
This sculpture is in perfect condition, with a highly reflective bronze finish that accentuates its detailed construction. The piece is cast with precision, emphasizing smooth curves and intricate mechanical joints. The polished surface interacts beautifully with ambient light, making it an engaging presence in any space.
Beto Gatti’s practice is deeply rooted in questioning modern behaviors and societal paradoxes. In “Toy Art,” he presents a hybrid creature—part primate, part machine—absorbed in the digital world. The artwork prompts reflection: Are we still in control of technology, or has it already reshaped our very nature? The playful yet unsettling stance of the figure echoes the contemporary human experience, where physical reality and digital existence intertwine inseparably.
For those seeking an artwork that seamlessly blends playfulness with depth, “Toy Art” is a powerful addition—an emblem of our times, captured in bronze.
Bronze
Edition of 15
35 x 18 x 16 cm | 14 x 7 x 6.3 in
Beto Gatti’s “Toy Art” is a striking bronze sculpture that merges nostalgia with a profound critique of modern behavior. Capturing a robotic monkey deeply engrossed in a smartphone, this piece reflects on the fusion of technology, consumer culture, and human instinct. Gatti’s work often challenges contemporary society’s relationship with digital devices, and here, he playfully yet poignantly addresses our collective fixation on screens.
The limited edition of 15 ensures exclusivity, making it a sought-after work for collectors. Gatti’s meticulous craftsmanship brings this sculpture to life—the seamless combination of organic and mechanical elements invites viewers to reflect on the increasingly blurred boundaries between humanity and artificiality. The polished bronze surface enhances the contrast between tradition and modernity, creating a dynamic interplay of light and reflection.
Beyond its striking visual impact, “Toy Art” serves as a conversation piece—its subject matter resonates universally, touching on themes of technology, dependence, and evolution. The high-quality bronze material ensures durability and timelessness, making it an artwork that will endure both physically and conceptually. Gatti’s growing international recognition also adds to its artistic and collectible value.
This sculpture is in perfect condition, with a highly reflective bronze finish that accentuates its detailed construction. The piece is cast with precision, emphasizing smooth curves and intricate mechanical joints. The polished surface interacts beautifully with ambient light, making it an engaging presence in any space.
Beto Gatti’s practice is deeply rooted in questioning modern behaviors and societal paradoxes. In “Toy Art,” he presents a hybrid creature—part primate, part machine—absorbed in the digital world. The artwork prompts reflection: Are we still in control of technology, or has it already reshaped our very nature? The playful yet unsettling stance of the figure echoes the contemporary human experience, where physical reality and digital existence intertwine inseparably.
For those seeking an artwork that seamlessly blends playfulness with depth, “Toy Art” is a powerful addition—an emblem of our times, captured in bronze.
Related themes
Pop Art
technology
bronze
monkey
homo sapiens
iphone
new technology
smart phones
brasilian artist
beto gatti
Artist represented by Tilsitt Gallery
Beto Gatti, born in 1986 in Rio de Janeiro, has shot international campaigns for prominent brands such as L’Oreal and Mercedes-Benz. His work has been published in prestigious global magazines like Vogue [...]
Beto Gatti, born in 1986 in Rio de Janeiro, has shot international campaigns for prominent brands such as L’Oreal and Mercedes-Benz. His work has been published in prestigious global magazines like Vogue and Harper’s Bazaar, with features in cities including Los Angeles, Berlin, London, Paris, Guangzhou, Dubai, and Madrid, where he notably photographed football player Cristiano Ronaldo for a jeans brand commercial campaign.
As an artist, Gatti has participated in major fairs such as Art Basel, Hamptons NYC, ArtRio, SP-Arte, and ArtSampa. Recognized as a lato sensu visual artist with a unique style, his presence is increasingly in demand as an art director, creative director, and digital influencer. He was recently invited to be the art director for a project with Yves Saint Laurent and became the only Brazilian artist to create an exclusive work of art for the Qatar World Cup.
In addition to his photography, Gatti has started creating Pop Art sculptures. These sculptures evoke a sense of restlessness, prompting viewers to contemplate and daydream. He frequently explores the intersections of time and technology in social life while addressing contemporary issues that concern him.
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Nationality:
BRAZIL
- Date of birth : unknown date
- Artistic domains: Represented by a Gallery,
- Groups: Contemporary Brazilian Artists Artists presented by a gallery
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