work
Virus 1
| category | Sculpture |
| subject | Abstract |
| tags | #virus , #covi19, #coronavirus, #quarantena, #cellula |
| base | 35 cm |
| height | 55 cm |
| depth | 10 cm |
| year | 2020 |
Technique: Iron, putty, and paint
Description: The artwork "Virus" represents a profound and poignant analysis of the hostile period we have all experienced during the Covid-19 pandemic. Conceived and created during the initial quarantine, the sinuous lines of "Virus" evoke the microscopic yet powerful infectious agent that has shaken the entire world. Its form is inspired by the intricate and relentless interior of the virus cells themselves. The artist deliberately chose an acidic green color for this creation, a green that evokes the harmful and insidious essence of the virus that has transformed our lives. The texture of the artwork is rough, prickly, and sharp to the touch, yet seemingly innocuous on the surface. This contrast aims to reflect the reality we faced: an invisible enemy that initially seemed as harmless as a common cold but proved devastating as soon as it brushed against us. Through "Virus," the artist invites observers to reflect on the fragility of our existence and the insidious strength of invisible threats. The artwork raises questions about how little we truly knew about the world around us and the need for greater awareness and resilience in the face of future challenges. "Virus" is not only visually captivating art but also a powerful message that urges us to reflect on our recent past and the lessons we can draw from it to build a more conscious and supportive future.
Description: The artwork "Virus" represents a profound and poignant analysis of the hostile period we have all experienced during the Covid-19 pandemic. Conceived and created during the initial quarantine, the sinuous lines of "Virus" evoke the microscopic yet powerful infectious agent that has shaken the entire world. Its form is inspired by the intricate and relentless interior of the virus cells themselves. The artist deliberately chose an acidic green color for this creation, a green that evokes the harmful and insidious essence of the virus that has transformed our lives. The texture of the artwork is rough, prickly, and sharp to the touch, yet seemingly innocuous on the surface. This contrast aims to reflect the reality we faced: an invisible enemy that initially seemed as harmless as a common cold but proved devastating as soon as it brushed against us. Through "Virus," the artist invites observers to reflect on the fragility of our existence and the insidious strength of invisible threats. The artwork raises questions about how little we truly knew about the world around us and the need for greater awareness and resilience in the face of future challenges. "Virus" is not only visually captivating art but also a powerful message that urges us to reflect on our recent past and the lessons we can draw from it to build a more conscious and supportive future.
