One is left

This work is realized using acrylic on plastic and utilizes the structure of a "15-puzzle" to invite public interaction. By playing, the observer modifies the order of the tiles, creating a new composition each time, a gesture that reflects both the fluidity of our personality and the absence of a pre-established pattern. Indeed, there is no intrinsic correctness; in any configuration, the elements will always reunite harmoniously, as the work itself was conceived through a ludic process. The project also explores the concept of the void, understood as a fundamental element that allows for movement and the genesis of new forms. I am currently working on a series consisting of ten pieces.