Counting days Sculpture

¨Counting days¨ Ninety nine days confinement in Spain. Our inner clocks are off. Tuesday are like Thursdays Thursdays are like Wednesdays. Wednesdays feel like are Sundays. There are no weekdays nor weekends.They are all the same. Time flies or blossoms. There is a definite mental link between hands and numbers. Try counting with your fingers. Did you start with the left hand or the right? Did you begin counting on a thumb or with the pinkie? Maybe you started on an index finger? And did you begin with a closed fist or an open hand? If you're European, there's a good chance you started with closed fists, and began counting on the thumb of the left hand. If you're from the Middle East, you probably also started with a closed fist, but began counting with the little finger of the right hand. Most Chinese people, and many North Americans, also use the closed-fist system, but begin counting on an index finger, rather than the thumb. The Japanese typically start from an open-hand position, counting by closing first the little finger, and then the remaining digits. In India, it's common to make use of finger segments to get as many as 20 counts from each hand. It's even been reported that the Amazonian Pirah people don't use their fingers to count at all. Finger counting feels as natural as breathing – but it's not innate, or even, apparently, universal. There are actually many different techniques, and they are culturally transmitted. Latex gloves, gesso, numbers, over canvas

Multi-paneled Sculpture:Latex on Other

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:15.7 W x 15.7 H x 6.7 D in

Number of Pieces:2

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