Synopsis
Daverio’s works, whether it is sculptures, paintings or jewellery, need, to bee understood and appreciated, not the translator’s rhetoric, but the silence of the naturalist who, with love, listens to the song of birds which would fly away at the merest rustling. Daverio’s primitive figures, who appear to be playful, personify the conundrums, doubts, and anguish of the modern world.