Objects
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Miriam Di Fiore
Artist's Main
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Objects II
Four of the Seven Theme Objects
Nightmare Instruments, Reconciliation,
Memory
Vehicles
? Hope & Redemption
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Nightmare’s Instruments
These are pieces with a saw, a knife, and
tools to cut and kill trees.
They are nightmares for the trees and
I use them to talk about the violence and fear,
in a metaphoric sense.
Let the Axe Sleep
is the title of the piece to the left;
Regrets
is to the right
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Reconciliation’s instruments
Here are the pieces that I make using things
that come from living in the country:
The bucket of
Water Flows, the
screw of
In the Honor of the Beech Trees
(to the right) or the Board of
Not only of bread.
Through these
pieces, I try to get a common point between
nature and humans.
We have to use nature to
live. We have to continuously make sacrifices.
People are part of the alimentary chain:
we are
at the same time everybody’s predators and
preys.
The problem is a matter of respect to Nature,
using it only when we have to.
Few persons in today's World have close contact
with Nature.
At the
same time, to live Nature’s rhythm is
very difficult.
Life in the countryside, in the
past centuries, was very hard and painful.
This
is the “box” where I ideally write the word
“Peace”.
Peace between the Sky, the Earth and Me
(Me as a Human being).
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Memory’s Vehicles
This Work connected to a piece of
wood (trunk, branch, roots, etc.)
It is a personal section, because, as a child,
I had a tree in the garden where I loved to play, and climb on its
branches.
On the tree, every dream seemed possible.
That tree was a theatre where I tested my fantasy.
Every time that I burn logs in my fireplace,
I feel time is going away with the smoke.
Each log is older than me.
They came from the past to warm my present,
like the beautiful memories that I preserve in my Dreams’ Drawers.
If I want to go back, in an
impossible trip,
to where I am “still” climbing on a magic tree,
only a magic piece of wood can take me there
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Walking in the Winter
7.6 x 10 x 3.8" Glass 7 x 6"
$2200
SOLD,
April 16, 2004 Collectors, Rockaway, NJ |
Snowed
Morning
7 x 12 x 4.5" Glass 7 x 6
SOLD through another Gallery |
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