'' Hunger ''
Olio ablato su tela, tela, 2009
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'' Hunger ''
This work means '' Hunger'', by modelization of a natural behaviour of
Ophiura, the snake-starfish.
They can be seen at right side, on the top.
When they feed, they keep their tentacles up, so that the lining cilia can capture organic particles floating in the water.
So, ''Hunger'' can be described as ''something, making the Ophiura to raise its tentacles''
-The act of ''raising up'', something similar to Ophiura tiny tentacles, can in turn be modelized by Straun reaction on MICE (we saw that in the previous work).
Opioids (= poppy, in the picture) make mice raise their tail, in a fashion that strictly remind us the ''rising tentacles'' of Ophiura starfish.
So, Ophiura + ( Poppy x (Tail x Mice)) = ''Hunger'', ''what make Ophiura to raise its tentacle, the same way Poppy make mice to raise their tails''.
-Tail is not directly depicted : it comes out, as pairing of Chamaeleon x Snails ; the only part on the whole body of a Chamaeleon, that '''fits'' with a snail-shape, a flat spiral, is exactly its Tail, without exception.
This work means '' Hunger'', by modelization of a natural behaviour of
Ophiura, the snake-starfish.
They can be seen at right side, on the top.
When they feed, they keep their tentacles up, so that the lining cilia can capture organic particles floating in the water.
So, ''Hunger'' can be described as ''something, making the Ophiura to raise its tentacles''
-The act of ''raising up'', something similar to Ophiura tiny tentacles, can in turn be modelized by Straun reaction on MICE (we saw that in the previous work).
Opioids (= poppy, in the picture) make mice raise their tail, in a fashion that strictly remind us the ''rising tentacles'' of Ophiura starfish.
So, Ophiura + ( Poppy x (Tail x Mice)) = ''Hunger'', ''what make Ophiura to raise its tentacle, the same way Poppy make mice to raise their tails''.
-Tail is not directly depicted : it comes out, as pairing of Chamaeleon x Snails ; the only part on the whole body of a Chamaeleon, that '''fits'' with a snail-shape, a flat spiral, is exactly its Tail, without exception.
Informazioni generali
- Categoria:
- Pittura
- Eseguita il:
- 20 maggio 2009
Olio ablato su tela
Dettagli dell'opera
Informazioni tecniche
- Misure:
- 70 cm x 100 cm x 2 cm
- Tecnica:
- Olio ablato su tela
- Stile:
- EverLang - Depictable Languag
- Supporto:
- tela
Informazioni sulla vendita
- Collezione:
- Roma
- Disponibile:
- sì
Informazioni Gigarte.com
- Codice GA:
- GA118102
- Archiviata il:
- 06/04/2017