Poliphemo

Alabaster from Viareggio/Tuscany, 2008

What has remained from Tuscany, among other impressions, the work in Alabaster. I have been to Tuscany for many times and have also stayed a certain time in a place by the sea. …

After realizing this threat to some companions of Ulysses, he was able to dazzle him by thrusting a glowing stake into the sole eye of the sleeping giant. In his pain Polyphemus screamed at the other Cyclops. At her questions, he exclaimed that no one had blinded him, no one had tried to assassinate him. As a result, the other Cyclops did not care about him.

The eye appeared out of nowhere!