Master Thesis - University of Fine Arts and Design (Graphics)
Paradise? A way to cover with beautiful words that have never lost, indeed, the founding virtues, the name of the physical space but also of the cosmic space, of the aspiration, of the desire for dissapointment, specific to man, as a being of divine origin, with the feeling that if these spaces can not be considered paradises, at least in an inner compensatory universe, they get the resemblance and function of the primordial Paradise.
Composed of two easel drawings and two book-object volumes, the works feature distinct graphics that tend to create a dance of imagination ranging from rigorous shapes and spaces to rhythms of shadows and illusions.
These varied geometric shapes create symbols of the multiple materials of both the terrestrial and the cosmic paradise, the invisible correspondence between rain and clouds, moon and explosion, star dust and constellations, light and crystal, gravity and orbit, but also palpable connections between clay and birds, grass and earth, forests and stones, salvation and air, bark and ashes, in a interdependence and human intercession, as a divine instance placed in the center of the universe which he is ought to penetrate, thus understanding himself and his amazing purpose to invest meaning and to establish his own purpose for a fertile union between heaven and earth.
Photos from the exhibition
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