Floater frames and mounting are included in the price. The polyptych consists of four panels, each measuring 33x33cm. These can be combined in any way.
This polyptych of four works - luminous in yellow, green, magenta, and turquoise - is made of sculpted gauze on black canvas. The folded, draped, and hardened textures evoke organic landscapes that appear simultaneously open and protected, as if they were the frozen movements of a breathing material.
The choice of strong colors symbolizes different human emotions:
Yellow - joy, curiosity, vital energy, but also nervousness when the rays become too intense.
Green - hope, growth, healing, but also the fragile fear of losing stability.
Magenta - love, passion, vulnerability, the burning fire that simultaneously warms and challenges.
Turquoise - calm, clarity, connection with the inner self, but also the cool distance necessary for self-knowledge.
The gauze appears like interwoven neural pathways, a metaphor for the inner world of man: confusing, vulnerable, and yet full of strength. Each fold is like a thought, a memory, a silent emotion trapped in the fabric, yet still telling a story.
Symbolic Meaning and Conceptual Level
This work invites you to rearrange the pieces again and again - each combination creates a new overall picture, just as our emotions constantly shift, recompose, and appear different depending on the perspective.
Movement in Stillness:
The sculpted gauze is a snapshot of movement - like a breath caught in the fabric. It represents the fleeting states that often go unnoticed in everyday life but have a profound effect on us.
Shadow and Light:
Against a black background, the colors become more pronounced, symbolizing the polarity of darkness and light, pain and joy, fear and courage.
Transformation:
The textile material represents softness and changeability, but in its solidified form, it becomes a sculpture of emotions that also reflects our capacity for transformation: We take shape, deform, and become new versions of ourselves.
Openness to projections:
Abstraction allows everyone to recognize their own stories and emotions in the works. They are not just images, but mirrors of the inner landscape that everyone can interpret in their own way.
The arrangement can be changed at will, creating a new image each time - like our feelings, which reshape themselves depending on the viewing angle. Each fold is a frozen movement, a silent thought, a breath of memory - connected in the fabric.