Elemental Cube

This work combines minimalist elements (the simple, elemental, universal cubic form) with the symbolic complexity of the labyrinth (polysemic), creating an interesting visual tension between simplicity and complexity.

The cube-shaped sculpture has colored molded glass sides with complex labyrinthine patterns. These patterns catch the light, creating depth and shadows in the translucent material.

The central part of the cube is made of bronze, creating a striking contrast with the colored glass parts. The bronze side appears smooth and solid, while the glass sides are textured with the labyrinth pattern.

The light passing through the labyrinthine patterns in the glass creates an optical vibration that animates the sculpture. This choreography between light, material and movement constantly transforms the perception of the sculpture, which evolves to the rhythm of the gaze that explores it.

Elemental Maze Cube #1 marks the beginning of a new series that continues my exploration of the labyrinth as a Deeply polysemous and universal symbol, while integrating it for the first time with the archetypal form of the cube.