Transit II Sculpture

Trace and action; trail that we involuntarily leave in our wake. Bodies cross, meet and interact. They leave marks, interact with the environment and with others. Sculptural project articulated from a personal research both theoretical and experimental where for the first time he uses ceramics and stone as working materials (looking for this double research; material and theoretical). The body as a presence, preserving what has already been, with the experience of each moment, where there are always things from the past and with an openness to what will happen. The body is proof of the passage of moments in the succession of history, a witness of what passes by preserving the traces of the past, it is expressed in a present moment as a trace of what was. Each body has its footprint, leaves its trail, shadows transcribed into gestures and scars that remind the subject of what he has experienced and prepare him for life. Body as a trace of the flow of each moment. The body is linked to time, a time that manifests itself in different ways: external bodily movements, displacements in space, involuntary movements, internal movements, ... Movements that indicate to us that the body lives in and with time. What sensations do these movements produce? Sensations that appear and disappear, return according to the person's interests. In this way, the lived experience is formed, the present experience. What trace does a past experience leave us? What is the retention we do of this? The impression that remains in the consciousness of these experiences and that becomes real in each moment of people's future lives on in each of the acts of the body and its exposure at each moment.

Sculpture:Ceramic on Alabastro

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:11.8 W x 10.6 H x 5.9 D in

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