Entropia

ENTROPIA

pastel on wood, wood shavings, real pencil

Our universe has a common root. From the size of an atom to the boundless cosmological abyss currently visible, its expansion is also transformation, passage from one state to another, in a constant search for thermal equilibrium. Entropy can be defined precisely as the measure of this balance. Root and destination, intertwined together. A paradox of signs and materials. Energy cannot be created or destroyed, it can only transform. Yet in its transformation, a part of it is irretrievably lost. Pastel will never return to its initial stage. A story about the irreversibility of the gesture, a measure of the before and after. "Entropy" is a work that is as linear on the visual level as it is complex on the conceptual one, which abandons the figurative horizon to become a metaphor, a bridge between the reasons of art and the laws of physics.