Object No.6

A surreal sculpture that challenges evolutionary creations. The expressive, embryonic form with a strict structure competes with the widespread recognition of smooth shapes defined in a specific canon. We perceive the appearance of the autonomous matter, unconstrained and unlimited, as extremely subtle and fluid. The synthesized shape still allows for its own interpretation, searching for feelings, poses and behaviors in it, as in the mirror of one's own actions and private mentality. Its expressive form, maintained in delicate, subdued colors, makes the figure look like created by nature, not by man. Just as this being, in its freedom and independence, seems to us intriguing and charming, so our will regarding our own self, our decisions and actions is most desirable in the same form. The artist pays particular attention to it in the context of women, their right to decide about themselves and their own lives in a patriarchal society.