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Cast in Bronze
90 x 90 x 25 cm
2024
"a boy who lost an eye"
I have learned to look slowly. Because my fluid vision never settles, it flickers, shifts, and continually rearranges itself. What might seem like a limitation has, in fact, become a methodology. My multidisciplinary practice is not just a representation of what I see, but more about learning and the didactics of looking for magic within reality. The world as I see it with distorted shapes, leaving my work unfinished, with the possibility of revisiting it and experiencing the existence of an another truth which leads me to walk into the darkest side in a brighter way.
Cast in Bronze
90 x 90 x 25 cm
2024
"a boy who lost an eye"
I have learned to look slowly. Because my fluid vision never settles, it flickers, shifts, and continually rearranges itself. What might seem like a limitation has, in fact, become a methodology. My multidisciplinary practice is not just a representation of what I see, but more about learning and the didactics of looking for magic within reality. The world as I see it with distorted shapes, leaving my work unfinished, with the possibility of revisiting it and experiencing the existence of an another truth which leads me to walk into the darkest side in a brighter way.