P3ME - Neoconcretist Sculpture

About the Item

A Cosmic Conjunction: Embrace the Neoconcretist Vision The realm of pure geometry and vibrant hues with this mesmerizing 40cm sculpture by Olavo Machado Neto. From the first glance, the cobalt blue electrifies, beckoning you closer to explore the interplay of form and color. Powder-coated steel, smooth and cool to the touch, becomes a canvas for this captivating dance. A sharp form emerges, piercing the sky like a celestial shard, emerges from the serenity of the ground base. The negative space, pregnant with possibility, echoes the vastness of the cosmos, inviting the viewer to step into the realm beyond the physical. This interplay of positive and negative, a hallmark of neoconcretism, awakens a sense of participation, drawing you into the dialogue between object and observer. The choice of blue is no mere coincidence. It evokes the boundless depths of the sky, the infinite potential of the universe, and the tranquil pulse of the ocean. Yet, it also holds a hint of the otherworldly, the mystical, as if channeling the energy of a distant nebula or a forgotten city beneath the waves. It's a color that pulsates with both serenity and dynamism, mirroring the duality inherent in the sculpture's form. Titled "P3ME," the piece embodies the perfect balance, the harmonious meeting point of opposing forces. The sharp angles of the triangle find solace in the grounded stability of the square, while the vibrant blue bridges the gap between earth and sky. It's a meditation on duality, a reminder that within every contrast lies a hidden harmony, waiting to be discovered. This sculpture is not simply an object; it's embracing a worldview. It's a portal to the neoconcretist vision and a catalyst for introspection. It's a piece that will continue to reveal new depths with each viewing, a permanent reminder of the infinite beauty found in the simplest of forms.

Creator:

Olavo Machado Neto (Artist)

Dimensions:

Height: 15.75 in (40 cm)Width: 7.09 in (18 cm)Depth: 11.82 in (30 cm)

Style:

Other (In the Style Of)

Materials and Techniques:

Steel,Powder-Coated

Place of Origin:

Brazil

Period:

2010-