In "Medusa" (2016), the classical myth is interpreted as an allegory of Time and mortality. By cropping out the eyes,... Read More
In "Medusa" (2016), the classical myth is interpreted as an allegory of Time and mortality. By cropping out the eyes, the artist conceals the petrifying gaze, suggesting that what truly kills us is the awareness of our finite time running out. Positioned in expectation toward the viewer, like death that awaits, it acts as a poignant call to life.
