Emerging sculptures and native elements present a scenario between the fabricated and the authentic. A built stage, a synthesis of built and natural elements.
These elements – emerging sculptures and natural components – can be seen as an aesthetic representation reflecting the conflict and fusion between the built and the natural, and this closely connects to an anthropological concept related to artificial islands. Artificial islands, created for industrial purposes, are examples of environments designed by humans using synthetic and technologically advanced materials, which challenge the traditional notions of “natural” and “authentic.”
Nikita Narder 