Relativeness , 2022
100 x 66 cm (h x w)
1000 AUD
archival photograph on matte paper
for sale

The objects in the image have been selected based on their form and semiotics in reference to spirituality. They are protagonists, performing a dream sequence, documented in the form of poetry, as the title suggests.
According to Newton, time occurs in a sequence; Einstein questions this with his theory of relativity. The object acts as an observational tool, as if time feels faster or slower. Repetition and colour heighten this distinction and guides you through a surreal sense of time.
Influenced by surrealism, psychoanalysis and theory of relativity, this work merges the techniques of collage and chronography, to investigate the absurd state of being when we dream and a multidimensional definition of time.
图中的物体是根据与灵性相关的形状和数字符号选出的。他们是主⻆,表演着一场梦的序列,以诗歌的形式记载,如题所述。
根据牛顿的说法,时间按顺序发生;爱因斯坦用他的相对论对此提出质疑。作品中的物体充当了观察工具,好像感觉时间快了或慢了。重复和颜色加深了这种相对性,并带领观者经历超现实的时间感。
受超现实主义、精神分析和相对论的影响,这部作品融合了拼贴和时间记录法技巧,对人们做梦时的荒谬状态和时间的多维定义展开探讨。

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