“Matrix” is a work that combines sustainability and introspection through the reuse of waste materials.Created using 4,500 recycled tobacco sticks,... Read More
“Matrix” is a work that combines sustainability and introspection through the reuse of waste materials.
Created using 4,500 recycled tobacco sticks, it transforms items destined for the bin into a visual composition that invites us to reflect on the relationship between reality, perception and awareness.
The surface unfolds like a mosaic of small tiles in a gradual chromatic transition from blue to red: a shift that symbolically evokes a change in mental state, the boundary between lucidity and conditioning, between balance and choice. The title Matrix evokes the famous metaphor of the pill, understood as a moment of realisation and openness towards a deeper dimension of reality.
The work suggests a double level of transformation: the material, through recycling, and the mental, through the ability to observe the world with a fresh and conscious perspective.