Insemination Sculpture

Insemination Bronze sculpture, gilded bronze interior element, basalt and granite stone pedestal. The words of the creator .: My statue, all the way to the moment of fertilization, goes back to where man begins ... he conceives of it as a "blessing", but unfortunately it is already coded that, as before, he continues to work to make the earth, and thus it depreciates itself, Thus, it begins to digest and destroy the quasi-body that already receives it and then brings it into the world ... From God, King Midas asked that what he touches turn into gold, and this "blessing" eventually became a curse on him ... While, only his objects changed as a result of his touch of the coveted gold, he rejoiced and blessed his luck. But then he could neither eat nor drink, for they too had turned to gold under his hands. Eventually, the blessing became a curse to him when he could not warn his family of the danger that rushed to the good news, and those in his arms all turned to gold ... as those around him and depreciating the whole world. In my current sculptures, I am looking for this symptom, trying to visualize it. Unfortunately, it is encoded in man that he is destroying the earth around him, and thus himself.