Salvador Rosillo and his Face on Mars Sculpture as seen on CNN News
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Salvador Rosillo is an artist living in New York City,
who studied Cinematography and Anthropology at Columbia University, receiving
BA's in both Anthropology and Cinematography, and a Master's of Fine Arts
Degree in Cinematography.
Salvador created this first large scale replica of The
Face on Mars over a 2 month period in 1997. Salvador has been creating
Space and other Dimensional Artworks for over 20 years and has been exhibited
internationally. Flying Saucers and Rockets were part of his one-man show,
The
Missile Age, at the Prisunic Gallery in New York City in 1988.
This Face On Mars Sculpture was first shown to the press on July 4th, 1997
in conjunction with the Pathfinder's Mars Landing, which was the first
Mars Landing in 21 years. Salvador was interviewed by Jeanne Moos for CNN
News on July 22nd, 1997, and the above images are from that broadcast.
News 2000:
This Face On Mars Sculpture was shown at a press conference on March 10th,
2000 in conjunction with the premiere of the Mission to Mars Movie.
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For more information or to purchase your own replica
of The Face on Mars, please contact Salvador Rosillo at ibero@erols.com
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