Trasformation 1 (Abstract Scissors Sculpture)

Suspended against an ascetic white ground, this hybrid object reads like a ceremonial blade and a sartorial relic at once—wood’s warm, burnished grain crossed by a gilded skin of dense, hieroglyphic ornament. The composition hinges on an elegant diagonal tension: the sharp, elongated curve suggests incision and authority, while the hanger-like crown and looping handle temper that edge into something wearable, intimate, even domestic. Gold catches light as a moving field of memory—an archive of marks that refuses a single translation—while the small cobalt protrusions punctuate the surface like coded notes, insisting that decoration here is also language. In the quiet of its display, the work stages a negotiation between utility and myth, proposing that power can be carried, catalogued, and continually re-written through craft.