now I know where my father was buried
Sculpture, Still life, 30x15x20cm
Glass jars for yogurt, gel candles, hair, beard, fingernails, chewing gum, a strip of cloth, shoelace.
When rebel troops entered the capital in Libya, a large mass grave was discovered.
The following day, at the radio news program, was interviewed one of them who, by digging, found a piece of uniform that bore the serial number of the father. The translator covered almost of the speech in Italian-language, the original audio was left just at the end: "and now I now where my father was buried."
The idea was that of a still life, one or more objects suspended in a transparent medium. At the end, instead of a single container, we chose 6 glass yogurt jars filled with transparent gel for candles. Within each pot is inserted something: hair, beard hair, fingernails, chewing gum, the label of a shirt, a shoe lace.
When rebel troops entered the capital in Libya, a large mass grave was discovered.
The following day, at the radio news program, was interviewed one of them who, by digging, found a piece of uniform that bore the serial number of the father. The translator covered almost of the speech in Italian-language, the original audio was left just at the end: "and now I now where my father was buried."
The idea was that of a still life, one or more objects suspended in a transparent medium. At the end, instead of a single container, we chose 6 glass yogurt jars filled with transparent gel for candles. Within each pot is inserted something: hair, beard hair, fingernails, chewing gum, the label of a shirt, a shoe lace.
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