The space
Upon entering the dimly lit space, visitors encounter a sequence of spaces, where a system of infills with varying transparencies conceals a large bowl within. This vessel of liquid tranquillity, the clear water shimmering invitingly, serves a dual purpose. It acts as a canvas reflecting dazzling digital content, while also symbolising both the harmonious governing force of the universe and the often dissonant sound of the anthropogenic factor.
The surrounding space, a meticulously curated collection of nature's irregular elements, takes shape in the form of a digital image. They are an ode to the enchanting complexities of the natural world, manifesting themselves in a kaleidoscope of shapes and figures. Each visual composition is crafted with care, showcasing creativity and artistry, and elaborating diatonic soundscapes with the introduction of sub-bass frequencies.
The floor, laid with ebony black stones, mirrors the shine of the central piece, harmoniously drawing visitors into the depth of the installation. Its different levels create an ethereal sense of movement, a visual symphony that embraces the flow of the installation. This cyclical composition represents both the peace and stillness that nature can gift us outside of the chaos of the world.
The walls, not solid but rather an expanse of continuous black curtains, surround the space. This darkness envelops, creating an intimate and secluded atmosphere. Throughout the space, suspended metal boxes are strategically placed, offering a multi-sensory dimension to the installation. These structures act as loudspeakers, harmonising with the visual spectacle to create a symphony of sound that resonates in the viewer's mind.
In this space, the interplay of circular and square shapes, and opacity and transparency, invites visitors to explore the boundaries between light and shadow, while contemplating the delicate balance between chaos and serenity. The installation stands as a symbolic element, alienating the viewer from phenomenal reality and inviting him to investigate the dualism between nature and technology. The juxtaposition of the sea waves, cosmic waves, and music - all governed by self-correlation, becomes evident, challenging the viewer to perceive the brutal intrusion of the chaotic world as something that will inevitably fail and disappear in the waves.
