See Behind The Curtain - by Tasos Nyfadopoulos (Greece)
Materials include diolen and 24k gold. Dimensions: 28 x 37 x 16 cm.
Tasos : “'See behind the curtain' introduces us to the world of the infinite.
Beyond our limited senses, extends a world of infinite possibilities, expecting us to explore it. We are not just what we think we are, or what other people tell us, but we are all part of this eternal source of energy. Being detached from the others and trying to solve our problems by only looking outside of us is not the answer.
To begin our transformation, we need to see behind the curtain, we need to see beyond our limited senses. Covering the eyes of the sculpture with fiberglass indicates the limitation of our senses which does not allow us to conceive the world as it really is. 'See behind the curtain' urges us to learn to see the world beyond the limitation of our senses and beyond the filters that have been imposed on us, by using the eyes of our soul.
Tasos : “'See behind the curtain' introduces us to the world of the infinite.
Beyond our limited senses, extends a world of infinite possibilities, expecting us to explore it. We are not just what we think we are, or what other people tell us, but we are all part of this eternal source of energy. Being detached from the others and trying to solve our problems by only looking outside of us is not the answer.
To begin our transformation, we need to see behind the curtain, we need to see beyond our limited senses. Covering the eyes of the sculpture with fiberglass indicates the limitation of our senses which does not allow us to conceive the world as it really is. 'See behind the curtain' urges us to learn to see the world beyond the limitation of our senses and beyond the filters that have been imposed on us, by using the eyes of our soul.
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See Behind The Curtain - by Tasos Nyfadopoulos (Greece)
Materials include diolen and 24k gold. Dimensions: 28 x 37 x 16 cm.
Tasos : “'See behind the curtain' introduces us to the world of the infinite.
Beyond our limited senses, extends a world of infinite possibilities, expecting us to explore it. We are not just what we think we are, or what other people tell us, but we are all part of this eternal source of energy. Being detached from the others and trying to solve our problems by only looking outside of us is not the answer.
To begin our transformation, we need to see behind the curtain, we need to see beyond our limited senses. Covering the eyes of the sculpture with fiberglass indicates the limitation of our senses which does not allow us to conceive the world as it really is. 'See behind the curtain' urges us to learn to see the world beyond the limitation of our senses and beyond the filters that have been imposed on us, by using the eyes of our soul.
Tasos : “'See behind the curtain' introduces us to the world of the infinite.
Beyond our limited senses, extends a world of infinite possibilities, expecting us to explore it. We are not just what we think we are, or what other people tell us, but we are all part of this eternal source of energy. Being detached from the others and trying to solve our problems by only looking outside of us is not the answer.
To begin our transformation, we need to see behind the curtain, we need to see beyond our limited senses. Covering the eyes of the sculpture with fiberglass indicates the limitation of our senses which does not allow us to conceive the world as it really is. 'See behind the curtain' urges us to learn to see the world beyond the limitation of our senses and beyond the filters that have been imposed on us, by using the eyes of our soul.
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See Behind The Curtain - by Tasos Nyfadopoulos (Greece)
Materials include diolen and 24k gold. Dimensions: 28 x 37 x 16 cm.
Tasos : “'See behind the curtain' introduces us to the world of the infinite.
Beyond our limited senses, extends a world of infinite possibilities, expecting us to explore it. We are not just what we think we are, or what other people tell us, but we are all part of this eternal source of energy. Being detached from the others and trying to solve our problems by only looking outside of us is not the answer.
To begin our transformation, we need to see behind the curtain, we need to see beyond our limited senses. Covering the eyes of the sculpture with fiberglass indicates the limitation of our senses which does not allow us to conceive the world as it really is. 'See behind the curtain' urges us to learn to see the world beyond the limitation of our senses and beyond the filters that have been imposed on us, by using the eyes of our soul.
Tasos : “'See behind the curtain' introduces us to the world of the infinite.
Beyond our limited senses, extends a world of infinite possibilities, expecting us to explore it. We are not just what we think we are, or what other people tell us, but we are all part of this eternal source of energy. Being detached from the others and trying to solve our problems by only looking outside of us is not the answer.
To begin our transformation, we need to see behind the curtain, we need to see beyond our limited senses. Covering the eyes of the sculpture with fiberglass indicates the limitation of our senses which does not allow us to conceive the world as it really is. 'See behind the curtain' urges us to learn to see the world beyond the limitation of our senses and beyond the filters that have been imposed on us, by using the eyes of our soul.
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