How
to reach that quality, that sensibility in a tridimensional way,
how to ingrate modelism with life besides the diorama, evading
the technical procedures, without obtaining a work too stylized
or simply incorrect?.
Before
entering in naval modelism, Jose Antonio Bedoya worked with
ceramics; one day he called his partner Pablo Macchi and said:
“I want your opinion regarding this idea I have
materialized”. With the object at hand, they talk about the
possibilities of what they have: it was a model of a ceramic
boat, the material had adapted to the idea, separating from it,
giving attributes and complexities that had to be dominated and
submited to will,
but with no doubt a door has been opened and will conduct them
to fill a empty space. They also noted that they were about to
walk on a road with a tradition of 4600 years. Yes, some of the
ancient boat models, actually conservated, were built with mud o
clay, among them we can find examples from Crete (4600 yrs.),
Cyprus (2800 yrs.), Taranto and Sparta (2600 yrs.).