INSTALLATION
DUAL SCULPTURE
MAZEMAN PORTRAIT
IDEAS
MODULAR MAZE
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LIFE >< LINE is the experience of a divine consciousness that “tries itself out” in the form of a line that originates, grows and changes constantly through many evolutionary dimensions.
Its path, from the beginning, splits into two lines, both sides of the same coin: one pursues rational thought, defined by the empirical logic of experience, the other the emotional thought, vibrating through interconnected sensations and emotions.
Like a human being, the line cannot escape the passage of time or turns of events, yet, it is faced with the responsibility of a crossroads that one glimpses infinite potential scenarios.
To delve into dualistic thought—where the labyrinth line fills the walls with emotional or rational choices—is to journey through dreamscapes as well as within you, on an exploration of your deepest self.
The Sculpture collection was born out of dualism, a concept holding that every element harbors an internal rift that divides it into two perfectly equal but opposite parts, thus establishing an equilibrium. Like Nature itself, it harbors a dual force: that which generates life and that which ends it.
With Mazeman Portrait, the artist created a portrait of humanity’s thought-form, to make people reflect on who they really are. Anyone can compose their own portrait through a dedicated web app, that allows the commission of a unique and unrepeatable piece with one’s own thought-form.
The thought forms come to life, turning into ideas that emerge from the mental plane like winding bodies that dance in search of their identity. Irrational ideas, emotional ideas, conscious or unconscious ideas tell of endless lines of thought between the light and the dark.
The artist has come up with a broad range of labyrinth modules which represent fragments of rational and emotional thought vibrations that you can choose, rotate, and put together to form the subjects of his visions.
Symbolically, the ball of yarn is the result of choices dictated by one’s own thought.
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