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Io was the daughter of Inachus, one of the River Gods and king of Argos. She was a beautiful, young girl and a priestess of goddess Hera. However, one day, great god Zeus saw her and fell madly in love with this maiden. Io was constantly avoiding his amorous attempts, until Zeus took the form of clouds, surrounded her and made love to her. Unfortunately, his jealous wife, Hera, learned about this relationship and turned Io into a white cow to punish her and stop them from getting involved.

-new concept of montage
-film-like observation
-different layers
-no central view

-year of creation: 2018
-hight: 53 cm
-terracotta
-visual contrasts: triangle-circle, textures
-central view: NO
-video-like observation: YES
-studio visitor's reaction: VERY POPULAR

The figure springs up from the circular base an then as if she tries to stop the quick movement by pulling down her cloth. At the head, the composition resolves in an enigmatic look forward. Does she try to avoid attention?

Bronze statue, 40cm
Art history references: egiptian art - walking figures, Giacometti

What does this sculpture offer?
You can:
-meditate changing of directions
-reflect natural movements
-discover inner forces of walking
-observe how the small forms merge with the bigger.

How can this sculpture trasform you as a person?
How can you collaborate with it?
Imagination is not what you see but how you see. Three intentional rhythms are hidden inside this composition.

She is leaving. Or is she arriving?
Depends on your position. Small sculptures are very user friendly. You can easily change lighting, positions, orientations and by doing this you moderate metphorical connections.

When a traditional material finds itself in a new context it gets new meaning, new relations. The shine of the bronze is more electric today.

Bronze induces a museum-like feeling.