2024
Bronze cast
8 × 9 × 12 cm
Open edition
Come Come isolates a gesture from the flow of movement and fixes it as a sculptural fragment. The hand—carrier of rhythm, direction, and intention—is detached from its performative context and translated into bronze.
What appears in dance as a transition or impulse condenses here into an autonomous plastic form. The starting point is a digital scan of the hand, whose data was deliberately transformed: through a sculptural “zoom,” the proportions shift outward from the tip of the index finger. The finger expands proportionally beyond the rest, altering the internal hierarchy of the gesture.
The work reflects on how digital interventions reorganize the body—and how these shifts, once materialized, influence our physical perception. A fleeting movement impulse is transformed through technology and anchored as a lasting, ambivalent presence in space.
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