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CYCLES
Madrid, Spain
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CYCLES
Madrid, Spain
CYCLES
Madrid - Spain 2025
‘Cycles’ is a kinetic sculpture composed of nine rings that rotate on their axis, generating a visual ensemble in continuous transformation.
The rings rest on top of each other in a delicate balance that suggests a stability as calculated as it is fragile.
Driven from its base by a mechanism, the work unfolds a perpetual choreography: a continuous cycle that produces infinite patterns, in which the shapes collide visually and transform before the viewer's eyes.
In this process, figures that seemed stable become ambiguous, generating illusions that affect the audience's perception. The constant rotation confuses the spatial reading of the rings and blurs the notions of rotation and depth.
SpY uses movement and time as sculptural materials. These not only alter the perceived form, but also directly affect understanding, causing a state of perceptual dislocation.
Thus, ‘Cycles’ invites us to rethink the sculptural form not as a finished object, but as a consequence of time and movement.
Madrid - Spain 2025
‘Cycles’ is a kinetic sculpture composed of nine rings that rotate on their axis, generating a visual ensemble in continuous transformation.
The rings rest on top of each other in a delicate balance that suggests a stability as calculated as it is fragile.
Driven from its base by a mechanism, the work unfolds a perpetual choreography: a continuous cycle that produces infinite patterns, in which the shapes collide visually and transform before the viewer's eyes.
In this process, figures that seemed stable become ambiguous, generating illusions that affect the audience's perception. The constant rotation confuses the spatial reading of the rings and blurs the notions of rotation and depth.
SpY uses movement and time as sculptural materials. These not only alter the perceived form, but also directly affect understanding, causing a state of perceptual dislocation.
Thus, ‘Cycles’ invites us to rethink the sculptural form not as a finished object, but as a consequence of time and movement.
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