Assemblages + Mixed Media | 2

The Wedding

Assemblage sculpture with found objects
15.5x12.5x4.5in

This piece was created with Theater in mind, featuring a fictional play called The Wedding.
It is about 15 minutes to curtain. The actors are getting ready, testing their positions, while the theater crew is working backstage—just shadows behind the red curtain.
Time is ever-present: the top and bottom are linked.
What is the difference between a play and reality? Time.

A drama is presented within a certain amount of time. In one or two hours, an entire story unfolds before the audience. When the 15-minute break comes, or the play ends, we return to our reality.

If we look through another angle, the couple are actors in their own play. And they are real people in a wedding--Love is in the air!

What we see on the backstage are the Universe's Mechanics, atracting & manifesting in reality what was already conceived by thought & feelings.

There are no bad shadows--just Energy becoming Matter.

The gren/blue background is the Veil of Maya, the Veil of Forgetfulness making us to forget that we are all in a play.

Time is on the top and bottom. We are tied up to certain amount of Time living this Life--Is our Reality really Real?