OVERLINE
Digital Photography, Portrait, Digital, 80x80x15cm
Shooting digital immortalizes the artist in a flight to the ground, back like a crucifixion to the contrary. The body is naked, lying motionless on the floor in the rough of the study.
The work represents the limit dictated by the physical human impossibility that he could not be freed except through his own thinking, because identified and contextualized, regulated by a State, a Nation, by bonds with others, real limits generated by the mind human as the geographical boundaries of categorization and social classification, which are merely dictated and imposed in our culture to make rules and control and revenue loss.
The limits of the mind become real.
Over line, represents the excess of such limits as to remain a dream and concept of alienation because of the condition of physicality inherent in being the world but also the only conceive of freedom is already established.
During the exhibition "Wall-less room" the work was completed by a "red thread" that depart from the arms explained about all the rooms through the walls, ceilings and floors, as a virtual boundary maps.
The work represents the limit dictated by the physical human impossibility that he could not be freed except through his own thinking, because identified and contextualized, regulated by a State, a Nation, by bonds with others, real limits generated by the mind human as the geographical boundaries of categorization and social classification, which are merely dictated and imposed in our culture to make rules and control and revenue loss.
The limits of the mind become real.
Over line, represents the excess of such limits as to remain a dream and concept of alienation because of the condition of physicality inherent in being the world but also the only conceive of freedom is already established.
During the exhibition "Wall-less room" the work was completed by a "red thread" that depart from the arms explained about all the rooms through the walls, ceilings and floors, as a virtual boundary maps.
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