ABRE ALAS #20
Rainha F., Conúbio com o mar, 2023
impressão fotográfica sobre papel
[photographic print on paper]
[photographic print on paper]
60.5 x 108 x 3 cm tríptico
[23 7/8 x 42 1/2 x 1 1/8 in triptych]
[23 7/8 x 42 1/2 x 1 1/8 in triptych]
Edition of 3 plus 1 artist's proof
Copyright The Artist
Sob o véu da noiva, repousa um silêncio profundo, carregado de significados invisíveis. O tecido leve, que ora protege ora revela, torna-se uma extensão de sua solitude, um símbolo de...
Sob o véu da noiva, repousa um silêncio profundo, carregado de significados invisíveis. O tecido leve, que ora protege ora revela, torna-se uma extensão de sua solitude, um símbolo de introspecção e mistério. Ali, entre o visível e o oculto, ela caminha sozinha envolta pelo som das ondas e pela vastidão do mar. O mar, infinito em sua imensidão, acolhe essa figura solitária, amplificando tanto sua presença quanto sua ausência. Cada ondulação parece refletir a dualidade entre a solidão imposta e a escolhida, entre o desejo de conexão e de recolhimento. O véu que cobre o seu rosto também conecta seu corpo à paisagem, como se ela fosse parte do horizonte que nunca se alcança.
[Beneath the bridal veil rests a deep silence, loaded with invisible meanings. The light fabric, at times protective, at times revealing, becomes an extension of her solitude, a symbol of introspection and mystery. There, between the visible and the hidden, she walks alone enveloped by the sound of the waves and the vastness of the ocean. The sea, infinite in its immensity, welcomes this solitary figure, amplifying both her presence and her absence. Each undulation seems to reflect the duality between imposed and chosen loneliness, between the desire to connect and the need to withdraw. The veil covering her face also connects her body to the landscape, as if it was a part of a horizon that can never be reached.]
[Beneath the bridal veil rests a deep silence, loaded with invisible meanings. The light fabric, at times protective, at times revealing, becomes an extension of her solitude, a symbol of introspection and mystery. There, between the visible and the hidden, she walks alone enveloped by the sound of the waves and the vastness of the ocean. The sea, infinite in its immensity, welcomes this solitary figure, amplifying both her presence and her absence. Each undulation seems to reflect the duality between imposed and chosen loneliness, between the desire to connect and the need to withdraw. The veil covering her face also connects her body to the landscape, as if it was a part of a horizon that can never be reached.]