Richard Aliberti is a multi-media Artist from the Boston area. He studied at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston and the Massachusetts College of Art. Aliberti has been creating and exhibiting his work throughout the US and abroad. His work is in many private collections.
"The sculpture that I create today is the product of pure instinct and the manifestation of my spirit, the sculptures are objects of true spiritual significance in that they convey a personal yet evocative meaning from a spiritual source that enables one to experience emotion through spirit. The sculptures are not made merely to provoke thought, they are made to provide relief from thought, they allow a certain aesthetic through a spontaneous message. The sculptures are an embodiment of influences, from the antiquities of the Cycladic and Greco Roman period through the primitive up to the modern minimalists such as Brancusi, Arp, and Naguchi. My goal as an artist is to create work that exemplifies the purest aesthetic possible by minimizing shape and overall form to project beauty in its simplest and purest form."
To date, Aliberti has completed several large-scale public monuments including the thirteen-foot tall bronze and granite sculpture of Dante Alighieri which graces the entrance to The Alighieri Society in Cambridge, MA. Other major commissions include a bronze bust of Guglielmo Marconi and two large-scale bronze reliefs which can be seen at the Sacred Heart and St. Leonard Churches, both located in the North End of Boston, a bronze sculpture of a young John F. Kennedy Jr. for the Everett, MA public school system.
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