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Fossilized Divinities (2023) Digital Arts by Gustavo Castillo
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- Categories Symbolism Science fiction
In the vastness of space, drifting in the void, emerges a sculpture that evokes the elegance and beauty of classical Greek art. It is "The Three Graces," an iconic representation of Greek mythology that personifies grace, beauty, and joy. The three female figures, intertwined in a harmonious dance, capture the essence of elegance and harmony.
In the vastness of space, drifting in the void, emerges a sculpture that evokes the elegance and beauty of classical Greek art. It is "The Three Graces," an iconic representation of Greek mythology that personifies grace, beauty, and joy. The three female figures, intertwined in a harmonious dance, capture the essence of elegance and harmony.
On a black disk-shaped base, the figures of "The Three Graces" rise majestically, emanating an aura of serenity and timeless grace. However, in contrast to this image of antiquity, rests a dark skull crowned by a Japanese mask of a female robot, a clear reference to "Ghost in the Shell."
This combination of ancient and modern elements suggests a reflection on the worship of old and new gods in contemporary times. The presence of the skull and the robotic mask hints at the duality between the ancient and the modern, the spiritual and the technological, inviting the viewer to question the changing nature of worship and divinity in our current society.
On a black disk-shaped base, the figures of "The Three Graces" rise majestically, emanating an aura of serenity and timeless grace. However, in contrast to this image of antiquity, rests a dark skull crowned by a Japanese mask of a female robot, a clear reference to "Ghost in the Shell."
This combination of ancient and modern elements suggests a reflection on the worship of old and new gods in contemporary times. The presence of the skull and the robotic mask hints at the duality between the ancient and the modern, the spiritual and the technological, inviting the viewer to question the changing nature of worship and divinity in our current society.
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Nationality:
MEXICO
- Date of birth : 1991
- Artistic domains:
- Groups: Contemporary Mexican Artists
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