Tudo tem um tempo determinado Sculpture

Halfway through the construction project of the series "Nothing New Under The Sky?", which is based on the book by Ecclesiastes, I realized the need to establish parallels between the life of the animal kingdom and the vegetable kingdom, in order to evoke the concepts of earth, time and transformation. So I proposed to make a piece that could both resemble a tree root and our body's vascular system. For this purpose, I built a long central axis with several branches and sub-branches, using aluminum mesh that was later covered with aluminum wire, purposely allowing to see its interior. This piece intends (also) to emphasize the tensions and complexities of the networks that form the living body as a matter in continuous transformation, also proposing the idea that throughout existence, all living bodies are fixed in territories, absorbing knowledge through experiences and events to which they are submitted. In addition to the concepts mentioned above, the work, due to its positioning in space, intends to lead the observer to reflect on the ideas of fragility, the ephemeral and transience, always taking into account the beauty and sacredness of matter.