Ouroboros
Ouroboros conceived with a few thousand squashed bottle caps from streets around the world nailed to intersecting wooden lemniscates.
Discarded flattened bottle-caps like tumbled rocks get worn down to become smooth-edged.
The ubiquitous pre-flattened caps are a symbol of convenience.
These once useful objects are tossed aside, forgotten, crushed, modified, then found.
Ouroboros' substrate deliberately studded with coloured spots corresponds to our mind.
A designed element is partially obscured by a veneer of 'unconscious processes' (bottlecaps), secured to the foundation with painted nails.
A sandwich of an intentional front and back layers captures the abandoned interior.
A film of amnesia becomes pierced through, re-engaged with sentient principles of internal/external experience.
Discarded flattened bottle-caps like tumbled rocks get worn down to become smooth-edged.
The ubiquitous pre-flattened caps are a symbol of convenience.
These once useful objects are tossed aside, forgotten, crushed, modified, then found.
Ouroboros' substrate deliberately studded with coloured spots corresponds to our mind.
A designed element is partially obscured by a veneer of 'unconscious processes' (bottlecaps), secured to the foundation with painted nails.
A sandwich of an intentional front and back layers captures the abandoned interior.
A film of amnesia becomes pierced through, re-engaged with sentient principles of internal/external experience.