Aura

A form that emancipates itself from its origin: what arises from a human gesture immediately becomes something else, transcending the intention of its creator.
Classical sculptural material loses its usual function and becomes the vessel of an autonomous energy, a hybrid between the mineral and the immaterial.
It is like a single-begotten body that, at the very moment of its appearance, generates an emancipated counterpart: same origin, divergent paths.
In this movement, the aura becomes the true field of action: the place where the tension between origin and transformation takes shape.
It is a vibrant space, an active sphere born from the encounter—or detachment—between a presence and its autonomous projection, between light and what is released from it as an emancipated shadow.
The aura fills the void between these two polarities: it activates the invisible forces that connect them and, at the same time, keep them separate.
In this intermediate space, the visible and the symbolic intertwine, generating a subtle dynamic that transforms matter into field, the body into resonance, gesture into possibility.

Engraved marble, battery-powered light, and welded iron rod