Cultural context
Suspended in space
Something deeper
We are all, like the hanger, suspended between past and future, between being and becoming.
“We do not understand a text until we have understood how it understands itself.” – Hans-Georg Gadamer
Relentless rhythm
Time of transition
Vastness experience
The sea offers a sense of renewal and hope, as it continuously washes away the past and prepares for the future.
“The sea is the eternal seducer, it calls to us with its siren song, promising us adventure and excitement.” – Friedrich Nietzsche
Vibrant colors
Intricate details
Playful juxtaposition
Each viewer brings their own unique perspective and experiences to the aesthetic encounter.
“The artist does not reproduce reality, but expresses it.” – Benedetto Crocea
Single frame
Humble doorway
Portal to engagement
A riot of stickers, each a tiny tapestry of brushstrokes, on the canvas of a life lived.
“The image is a world in itself, a universe of meaning.” – Mikel Dufrenne
Pulsating moment
Endless stream
Of time
This visual dynamism mirrors the dynamic nature of time itself, the constant flux of impressions and sensations.
“Time is not a homogeneous medium in which events are simply located, but a vital process in which they are engendered.” – Henri Bergson
Regular pattern
Irregular shadows
Space beyond
There is a mutual dependence, a reciprocal relationship between the visible and the invisible.
“The visible is not a collection of objects for a consciousness, but a world which opens up before us.” – Maurice Merleau-Ponty
Constructed basin
Blue water
Chrome handrail
Visually, the pool is a play of light and shadow, of reflective surfaces and refracted depths.
“The world as it is presented to me is my world, a world that is constituted by my acts of perception.” – Edmund Husserl
Flow of lines
Intertwined complex
Visual rhythm
A fragment of a bench possesses a certain lightness, a sense of grace in its curves.
“Beauty is realized in the vivid freshness of immediate feeling.” – Alfred North Whitehead
Lalique Crystal
Hood Ornament
1932 Auburn Speedster
In the history of ancient Greece, Chrysis was the priestess of Hera at the temple of Argos during the Peloponnesian War.
“Don’t ask me to explain what I hesitate myself to define.” – René-Jules Lalique
Embodied understanding
Interplay of light
Tactile dimension
The mind’s eye can trace the contours of the car, imagining the coolness of the metal and the smoothness of the paint.
“The body is not merely a physical object but a living, feeling, and perceiving being.” – Maurice Natanson