Original artwork description:

"Time Hole III" is a profound exploration of the relationship between time, space, and existence. At its core, the artwork presents a suspended, fragmented human figure, seemingly floating within a circular void. This central figure, composed of welded wire nails, appears both dissolving and emerging—a visual metaphor for the transient nature of time and identity.
The encircling stone frame embodies the eternal and the unyielding, contrasting the fragile, shifting essence of the suspended form. The circle itself, a symbol of infinity and unity, serves as a portal—an invitation to contemplate the cyclical nature of existence and the interplay between permanence and impermanence.
Through its deliberate balance of materiality and void, "Time Hole III" encourages the viewer to reflect on the ephemeral nature of being, the fragmentation of memory, and the infinite dimensions beyond human perception. It stands as a meditative object, bridging the physical and the metaphysical, the tangible and the elusive.

Materials used:

wire nails, clear varnish, granite "Lundhs Emerald Pearl and Bianco Romano

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