Abyss - Abismo

• Other Face Of the Moon is the Sun - Otra cara de la luna es el sol , in collaboration with Julia Carrillo, 2019
• Wood, Steel, plexiglass, and light
• Dimension : wooden box (2.30 x1.30 x 2.5 ft) metal base:( 2.5 ft tall)
• Abyss is a a visualization of a presence in one’s inner landscape. The sculpture suggests that to arrive to the vision of this place one needs to look through the outer shell. Abyss exsists within the multiplicity of one single form where it draws you to that unfathomable, infinite, endless, bottomless, and boundless space. In this depth of the ocean any two being is one. They are merely reflections of one another.
The sculpture is in conversation with a site specific stone statue placed outside the gallery in a pool of water.

Abyss - Abismo

Collaboration with Julia Carrillo
Venue: Jardines de Mexico Gallery
Medium: Wood, steel, plexiglass, light
Dimensions: Box 2.30 x 1.30 x 2.5 ft. Base 2.5 ft tall
Year: 2019

Abyss is a light drawing of a presence within one's inner landscape. To arrive at the vision of this place, it demands passing through a rigid outer shell. Abyss exists within the multiplicity of one single form, drawing the viewer toward an unfathomable, infinite, endless, bottomless, and boundless space. In that depth, any two beings become one. They are merely reflections of one another.

The sculpture was in conversation with a site specific stone statue placed in a pool of water outside, in the garden at Jardines de Mexico Gallery.

Related work: Otra cara de la luna es el sol (parent exhibition) · Omnipresence · Void

The sculpture was in conversation with a site-specific stone statue placed in a pool of water outside in the garden at Jardines de Mexico Gallery.