I Drank Your Holy Water
Transitioned from serving a functional role to convey more of a sentimental value, symbolizing the idea of time. Sand is falling through a constricted passage due to gravity, and altering the speed and the angle, one can actually change the perception of the flow of time.
What time is it?
Nothing is new and nothing is not new.
27 meters high and 27 meters thick.
Untouched landscapes resemble the city. We stopped again.
The hand, which took clean water from a river, but all that was left from it was grounds. This hand is the first thing you see when you enter the space. It emphasizes the meaning of sand, which, really, is an exhaustible material. Sand is the main component of concrete and glass, which is the most important part of a modern city. Blue shape is the symbol of an atmosphere, destructed by human hand. I purposefully didn’t use any glass in this installation, because I think we should start thinking about an alternative of how to change our environment. Wall sculptures are portals, which bring us back to our reality with new knowledge, so we start making different decisions based on our fresh views and intellect. These circles are the small details we have to discover and put them in the right places.
