Polymers (Bodyless Organ, PLASMA), 2004 - 2009
In the sculpture series PLASMA and Bodyless Organs, spheres assemble as elementary spatial bodies and basic artistic modules into fleeting quantities that remind us of molecular models. The sculptures suggest that a change in the state of matter is possible at any time. The state of the form could change at any time, become liquid or evaporate. In PLASMA, bifurcative structures grow out of the fleeting order. In the Bodyless Organs series, body organs are formed that relate to the interaction between individuality and society.
In the sculpture series PLASMA and Bodyless Organs, spheres assemble as elementary spatial bodies and basic artistic modules into fleeting quantities that remind us of molecular models. The sculptures suggest that a change in the state of matter is possible at any time. The state of the form could change at any time, become liquid or evaporate. In PLASMA, bifurcative structures grow out of the fleeting order. In the Bodyless Organs series, body organs are formed that relate to the interaction between individuality and society.