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Presented here is an original, one‑of‑a‑kind wall sculpture by acclaimed American artist Joseph Rossano, titled Sleeping Beauty. Carved with Rossano’s signature sensitivity to organic form, the work features fluid, sculptural contours that evoke movement, depth, and the quiet presence of the natural world. The piece is signed and dated on the reverse and comes from a private Pacific Northwest collection. A striking example of Rossano’s ability to merge material, concept, and environmental narrative into a unified sculptural statement.

Artist Bio – Joseph Rossano

Joseph Rossano (b. 1960) is a multidisciplinary American artist recognized for his environmentally engaged installations and sculptural works. His practice frequently bridges art and science, developed through collaborations with conservationists, research institutions, and ecological organizations. Rossano’s major projects—such as The Salmon School, The Global Classroom, and numerous museum‑scale environmental installations—translate scientific data and ecological concerns into accessible, emotionally resonant visual experiences.

Working across glass, metal, wood, and mixed media, Rossano’s work challenges viewers to consider humanity’s relationship with the natural world. His pieces are held in private and institutional collections internationally, and his ongoing practice continues to shape contemporary conversations around conservation, climate, and the role of art in environmental advocacy.

Sleeping Beauty offers collectors a rare opportunity to acquire a singular sculptural work from an artist whose voice remains influential at the intersection of art and ecological awareness.