About human Loneliness
Sound installation.
Tree stump, hanging system, shadows, and sound system.
Variable dimensions.
2009

About human loneliness involved a tree root that was 3 m in diameter, suspended at eye level in the center of the gallery. From inside, the trunk emanated a steady sound of tree branches moving in the wind, birds, people, and morning and nocturnal sounds recorded on the site where it was found. Two senital lights generated deep and expanded shadows of the tree roots for all over the gallery floor.
The work makes sacred an object usually unnoticed, whose function is believed to be terminated, and its past is forgotten. The remains of a fallen tree were no more than a pretext to talk about man and his journey through life, about how his marks are left on everything around him.