The limit of potential | Page 27

The materials For all the above reasons, I am using materials consubstantial with the concepts that are being investigated. My aim is to create a protective grid, from all these situations. Every single one, from the least to the greatest, affects us and for this reason we are putting up our own barriers. These are conditions in our psyche that even now, science is unable to give a definite explanation. There is a fluidity on the diagnosis and the homeostasis due to entropy, which in turn leads to more efforts to reduce tension and organizational tendencies. The brain as an organ, where all the processes of our body take place, is for me a field of study that needs further research in order to be understood and for this reason I attempt to reconstruct its space. I maintain the strict structures of the materials, however, they tend to be more fluid. The string is the limit- line that when it is multiplied, it oscillates, giving a sense of a continuous flow. These lines pervade the knots and extend further to the space. The removal of the restrictions and the reduction of tension intensifies the homogeneity. The morphic simplicity, represents a final equilibrium state, in spite of the fact that the entire project is composed by two opposing materials. The surface of the artwork is characterized by dualism, starting from the textures and extending to the exterior. The two sides have the same aesthetic value, with similar qualities. The grid, although it acts as a barrier, as a surface that aims to give a certain structure, is simultaneously transparent and thus, allowing the space to penetrate into the project. But when it becomes part of the artwork, it is integrated and changes its properties. This restriction is only to the extent that we attach. The organicity intensifies the spasm of the project. It a body that reacts, moves and flows. A place that comes alive and stands against the space. The mind endows the body with meaning because the feelings consist a key element of the cognitive processes. 23