Ouróboros

THIS ARTWORK, COMPOSED OF FOUR POLISHED STAINLESS STEEL PANELS AND FOUR SPHERES, DRAWS INSPIRATION FROM THE ANCIENT SYMBOL OF THE OUROBOROS, A SERPENT EATING ITS OWN TAIL, REPRESENTING THE CYCLE OF LIFE, DEATH, AND REBIRTH.
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THE REFLECTIVE STEEL SURFACES CREATE AN INFINITE LOOP OF REFLECTIONS, INVITING VIEWERS INTO A SPACE WHERE TIME SEEMS TO DISSOLVE, LOOPING ENDLESSLY LIKE THE OUROBOROS ITSELF.
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FROM ANY ANGLE, THE FOUR SPHERES ARE ALWAYS VISIBLE, CREATING A SENSE OF TIMELESSNESS AND CONTINUITY. THIS PIECE CHALLENGES OUR PERCEPTION OF TIME, SUGGESTING THAT IT IS AN ILLUSION, A CONSTRUCT WITHIN WHICH WE FIND OURSELVES PERPETUALLY MIRRORED BACK TO OUR ORIGINS.
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AS WE MOVE AROUND THE INSTALLATION, OUR REFLECTIONS, LIKE THE OUROBOROS, ARE IN A CONTINUOUS CYCLE, EVOKING A DIALOGUE ON THE NATURE OF EXISTENCE AND THE ETERNAL FLOW OF LIFE.