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$18,000.00
“Stones Garden” is an art installation featuring nearly 250 stones made of recycled epoxy resin, arranged in four concentric circles to form a mandala. Each stone tells its own abstract story, inviting viewers to explore themes of individuality and collective harmony through a dynamic interplay of colors.
Media: Epoxy resin
Dimensions: 95×95”
“Harmony in Stone: A Dynamic Mandala of Meaning”
The “Stones Garden” transcends the confines of a mere art installation; it embodies an intricate dance of individuality within a collective whole. Comprising more then 200 distinct epoxy resin stones, each harboring its own abstract tale, this piece weaves a narrative that surpasses visual aesthetics.
Configured in four concentric circles, the stones form a mandala—a contemplative portal offering viewers a kaleidoscope of interpretations. Whether one sees the representation of the four elements, the cyclic rhythm of seasons, or the unfolding chapters of life, this dynamic structure invites a myriad of reflections.
As the artist, I see this work as a visual allegory, illustrating the dynamic interplay between concepts. The stones are not static entities but vessels of energy and thoughts, resonating through an expressive palette of colors.
Within the circular rotation of these stones, a subtle harmony emerges—a whispered dialogue that reaches beyond the visual and touches the soul. This piece is more than an art composition; it’s a deliberate attempt to evoke emotions, to initiate a dialogue that resonates with the viewer’s innermost sentiments.
While the structure suggests a deliberate composition, the intuitive nature of this artwork allows for a personal and evolving interpretation. The “Stones Garden” adapts to diverse arrangements, empowering the artwork acquirer (or the viewer) to be an active participant in the final act of creation. It is not just a static installation; it’s an evolving dialogue between the artist, the artwork, and those who make it their own. It is an invitation to not merely observe but to engage—to be part of a dynamic conversation that transcends the boundaries of traditional art experiences
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