BY: Theo Farrant
From a 17th century former church in Naples, Italy, an eclectic sculptor has been intriguing the art world. His name is Jago (born Jacopo Cardillo), a 36-year-old Italian artist, who has earned praise over the last decade for his modern twists on classical art, with pieces like "Look Down (2019)," "Pity (2021)," and "Habemus Hominem" (2009-2016).
Five years ago, he transformed the abandoned Sant’Aspreno ai Crociferi church in Rione Sanità into his studio and exhibition space and since May 2023 it has officially become the Jago Museum, drawing thousands of visitors.
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