Title: “Breath of Mind” Dimension: 240 cm h, 150cm w, 15cm d Black clay burned, graphite and paperExhibited at the... Read More
Title: “Breath of Mind”
Dimension: 240 cm
h, 150cm w, 15cm d
Black clay
burned, graphite and paper
Exhibited at the
XIIth FLORENCE BIENNALE, Fortezza da Basso from 18 -27 OCTOBER 2019
"Breath
of Mind" is inspired by the personage of Leonardo da Vinci and the
genuinely Renaissance idea of apprehending the world through similitude and
analogies. It wants to draw attention to the power of our mind by opening up a
multitude of possible associations. If a mind is breathing, it is a living,
changing, producing and moving being. It is alive! Breathing air produced by
trees is as vital as listening to music, reading a book, looking at an artwork.
The invisible, “underground” roots of our mind nurture, as well as they are
nurtured by the visible, tangible, audible productions we
bring into the world. A living mind needs air to breathe as well as it gives
life to new perceptions and re-creations of the supposedly already known.
Imagination, dreams and thoughts seemingly detached from what we might call
“hard reality” are an inseparable part of this reality. A reality where change
is possible.
Michael
Gfrerrer, Paris 2019