Losing Choices
Installation Art
Introspection, empathy, and critical thinking in navigating challenges.
This piece embodies a profound metaphorical exploration of the complexities surrounding decision-making
in extreme circumstances.
At the center of the installation lies a lifebuoy ring, positioned on the ground as if floating in water.
The gripping rope, colored black, extends upwards, passing through a pulley in the ceiling.
At the other end of the rope, it culminates in a hangman's noose, evoking a sense of tension and gravity.
In this visual metaphor, the lifebuoy represents the choice of salvation, while the noose symbolizes the
alternative: the relinquishment of one's own life. The tension created by the pull of the rope mirrors the
delicate balance between these two extremes. It forces the viewer to confront the stark reality that, in
certain situations, the act of choosing one option may result in dire consequences for oneself or others.
Through "Losing Choices," I aim to provoke contemplation on the inherent complexities of decision-making,
particularly in moments of crisis or desperation. The artwork challenges us to evaluate both the immediate
and long-term ramifications of our choices, urging us to resist the temptation to view situations in binary
terms.
Presented at:
2021 | Studios ID. Berlin, Germany.
2019 | New Yorck im Bethanien. Berlin, Germany
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