Freedom Denied

80 x 80 - 120 x 120 cm
Laser-cut Corten steel sculpture, embedded in an industrial concrete surface.

Two wings trapped in concrete pigmented with acrylic colors: a freedom that struggles to take flight. The material used is Corten steel, which oxidizes without succumbing to corrosion—a metaphor for human tenacity and the desire for self-determination. The concrete represents the complex root against which one fights, but from which, at the same time, one cannot escape.

80 x 80 - 120 x 120 cm
Laser-cut Corten steel sculpture, embedded in an industrial concrete surface.
Two wings trapped in concrete pigmented with acrylic colors: a freedom that
struggles to take flight. The material used is Corten steel, which oxidizes
without succumbing to corrosion—a metaphor for human tenacity and the desire for
self-determination. The concrete represents the complex root against which one
fights, but from which, at the same time, one cannot escape.