Sculptor teaches students to work with alabaster
(Left to right) Enzo Torcoletti, Lance Vickery a UNF sculpture professor and Ian Skinner a UNF junior studying sculpture discuss plans for his alabaster stone piece. The stones will be turned into mixed media works of art. Photo by Randy Rataj
January 14, 2014
Enzo Torceoletti, a stone sculptor originally from Italy taught UNF students the basics of sculpting in a workshop on Jan. 14.
The workshop went till 5 p.m. in the sculpture lab behind building 45. Torceoletti showed students techniques used to sculpt objects out of alabaster stone.
“He got this alabaster stone and I’m just going to make a wave. We have to make a mixed medium piece with it,” said Gillian Harper, sculpture junior.
Torceoletti has a show currently on exhibit at MOCA and will be up until Jan. 19.
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