The project is in charge of the artist Néstor Medrano, who designed the work of art with the mosaic technique in honor of the Argentine idol. The piece has 70 plates and took about a year to complete.
The presentation of largest mural in the world in honor of Diego Armando Maradonawill take place on Thursday December 5 in the town of Hernández, in the province of Between Rivers.
Nestor Medrano was the diamond artist in charge of making the work of art with the technique of mosaicismand dedicated it to the Argentine idol in the presentation that will take place a few days after the fourth anniversary of his death, on November 25, 2020.
He project It started a couple of years ago at the initiative of friends and sports people and from what they have found out, “it will be the largest mural in the sport, since we have no record that there is another like it in the world,” he expressed Luis Gaioliformer city mayor.
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With the aim to make an exhibition alluding to the world champion in the Mexico World Cup 1986Gaioli added that “the work consists of 5 meters high by 7 meters wideand it will be located on one of the walls of the former railway, in the geographic center of the town.”
What characteristics does the work have?
Medrano, the author of the work, detailed some keys to your piece teacher consisting of 70 plates and that each one of them has a measurement of 0.50 centimeters by 1 meter, and that he demanded “more or less one year of work“.
“The fact of making a scale sketch It took me a long time to then cut it and modulate it. There are several images of Diego and an eye, for example, measures to scale, 1 meter 50 centimeters high. Are difficulties that one has to solve and very interesting challenge“he added.
In addition to the presentation of the mural, the former physical trainer of “10”, Fernando Signoriniwill be in Hernández to provide a chat which will be aimed at coaches, players, leaders and the general public, “with the aim of offering a training that addresses technicians and sports humans“.
Source: Ambito
