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Like Eliot's "hollow men" of the poem, Cenci's sculptures are helplessly and hopelessly unmoored from both time and from themselves
Published with Palazzo Strozzi.
Inspired by the T.S. Eliot poem of the same name, The Hollow Men by Italian sculptor Giulia Cenci (born 1988) is a site-specific installation in the Palazzo Strozzi filled with emaciated, anthropomorphic figures alienating the viewer from their own time and probing the contradictions of the human condition.
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