Results: Lorenzo Quinn's bridge

(Source: Rokas Laurinavičius) Following up on his monumental sculpture for the 2017 Venice Biennale, Support, artist Lorenzo Quinn has returned to the city with yet another phenomenal work. This time, Lorenzo built six pairs of hands joining over the historic Arsenale. At almost 50 feet (15m) high and 65 feet (20m) wide, Building Bridges is a piece that celebrates unity and is a stunning addition to the city as it hosts the 58th Venice Biennale. Have you seen any of his work before this survey?

www.lorenzoquinnbuildingbridges.com is where you can see how creative and detailed his portfolio is. Do you like this Italian bridge?

"Building Bridges is about taking action and cultures uniting for a common good" says Lorenzo. "The human hands fascinate me because through them, I am able to spread very direct, universal messages. Plus, I'm Italian, we speak with our hands" "Building Bridges consists out of 6 individual bridges: wisdom, hope, help, faith, friendship, and love. I wanted to represent the 5 continents and the sixth one – love – bringing them all together. In numerology, 6 is the number of love" Can you recall any other bridge meant to send a message, becoming an art piece like this one?

Love is a masterful example of how Quinn uses hands to communicate complex emotions through a lexicon of gestures and touch. The sculpture depicts the simple image of interlocked hands – an enduring symbol of trust, devotion and companionship. It is a clear example about a simple design which says a lot. Do you like this art style?