Venus de voxel 1 (2008) 雕塑 由 Antonio Granado

We encounter a work that challenges our perception of identity in the technological age. This relief, presenting a realistic face subdivided into grids, evokes a sense of multiplicity and fragmentation. Each grid, painted in earthy tones, reds, oranges, and yellows, not only creates a vibrant mosaic but also invites the viewer to reflect on the fractured nature of modern humanity.

The geometric structure of the composition, reminiscent of Piet Mondrian's influence, establishes a dialogue between the organic and the artificial. Here, the use of color becomes a language that speaks of the earth and human emotion, contrasted with the rigidity and precision of straight lines that suggest the impersonal order of technology.

Through the fragmentation of the human face into multiple facets, the artist offers us a visual metaphor of our relationship with technology. Each grid is not only part of the whole but also a representation of how technology decomposes and redefines our identity. The face, which should be an indivisible unit, transforms into a collection of individual pieces, symbolizing how technology can divide our attention, identity, and connections.

This work is not only a showcase of technical skill but also a philosophical meditation on the coexistence and tension between human beings and technology. It invites introspection on how our essence fragments and reconfigures in the context of an increasingly digital world. Thus, the piece becomes a mirror of our own existence, fragmented and multiplied in the constant search for meaning in a constantly evolving technological environment.

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