SOAP BUBBLE
I perceive art as a phenomenon which is not limited to professional interest. It is a way of life, and thus I always create a piece related to the situation that I participate in; current and touching.
Although aesthetic is still important in my works, I give priority to
thought or feeling existing behind a concept. Therefore, playing with reality by drawing parallels to art matters is my never-ending
pleasure.
The soap bubble was conceived as a continuation of feminine cocoons that I've been working on. It is made of rejected plastic lenses produced in a factory where I used to labour to earn a living.
The audience might look through varied glasses and perceive the world more or less distorted as to sense both physically and metaphorically different points of view on reality.
Although aesthetic is still important in my works, I give priority to
thought or feeling existing behind a concept. Therefore, playing with reality by drawing parallels to art matters is my never-ending
pleasure.
The soap bubble was conceived as a continuation of feminine cocoons that I've been working on. It is made of rejected plastic lenses produced in a factory where I used to labour to earn a living.
The audience might look through varied glasses and perceive the world more or less distorted as to sense both physically and metaphorically different points of view on reality.
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