Deliverance - by Naam (Greece)
Carbon fiber sculpture. Dimensions : 57 x 52 x 25 cm
Naam : "A woman covered by a dense matter struggles to release herself from it. What does this matter stand for? Maybe it symbolizes all the things that have been imposed on her without her willing, all the things that keep her away from her freedom.
Maybe sometimes we all feel like her, that our present, our future have been predetermined by others and thus we cannot be free. However, we see that the woman manages little by little to get rid of the dense matter. She is not in agony but instead she opens her mouth to take her first breath as a free human. She is achieving deliverance."
Naam : "A woman covered by a dense matter struggles to release herself from it. What does this matter stand for? Maybe it symbolizes all the things that have been imposed on her without her willing, all the things that keep her away from her freedom.
Maybe sometimes we all feel like her, that our present, our future have been predetermined by others and thus we cannot be free. However, we see that the woman manages little by little to get rid of the dense matter. She is not in agony but instead she opens her mouth to take her first breath as a free human. She is achieving deliverance."
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Deliverance - by Naam (Greece)
Carbon fiber sculpture. Dimensions : 57 x 52 x 25 cm
Naam : "A woman covered by a dense matter struggles to release herself from it. What does this matter stand for? Maybe it symbolizes all the things that have been imposed on her without her willing, all the things that keep her away from her freedom.
Maybe sometimes we all feel like her, that our present, our future have been predetermined by others and thus we cannot be free. However, we see that the woman manages little by little to get rid of the dense matter. She is not in agony but instead she opens her mouth to take her first breath as a free human. She is achieving deliverance."
Naam : "A woman covered by a dense matter struggles to release herself from it. What does this matter stand for? Maybe it symbolizes all the things that have been imposed on her without her willing, all the things that keep her away from her freedom.
Maybe sometimes we all feel like her, that our present, our future have been predetermined by others and thus we cannot be free. However, we see that the woman manages little by little to get rid of the dense matter. She is not in agony but instead she opens her mouth to take her first breath as a free human. She is achieving deliverance."
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Deliverance - by Naam (Greece)
Carbon fiber sculpture. Dimensions : 57 x 52 x 25 cm
Naam : "A woman covered by a dense matter struggles to release herself from it. What does this matter stand for? Maybe it symbolizes all the things that have been imposed on her without her willing, all the things that keep her away from her freedom.
Maybe sometimes we all feel like her, that our present, our future have been predetermined by others and thus we cannot be free. However, we see that the woman manages little by little to get rid of the dense matter. She is not in agony but instead she opens her mouth to take her first breath as a free human. She is achieving deliverance."
Naam : "A woman covered by a dense matter struggles to release herself from it. What does this matter stand for? Maybe it symbolizes all the things that have been imposed on her without her willing, all the things that keep her away from her freedom.
Maybe sometimes we all feel like her, that our present, our future have been predetermined by others and thus we cannot be free. However, we see that the woman manages little by little to get rid of the dense matter. She is not in agony but instead she opens her mouth to take her first breath as a free human. She is achieving deliverance."
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