Space Torsion (White II) | Daniel Domingo Schweitzer

"In the Solids project, geometry is a plastic resource that allows for working with sensory space. Planes shape an intangible space where the material, present in all its simplicity, takes center stage in confrontation with the viewer. Increasingly, plastic languages are simplifying. Materiality and form are brought to the elemental. There is less and less to say, because perhaps, words have no place in the sensory experience between the object and the viewer; words simply constitute another language, phonetic and symbolic, that is merely capable of interpreting what belongs to sculptural language; to a field of experiences generated by the clash between the viewer and an image, that is, an object that contains its specificity in terms of form, material, and presence. In this definition, the object takes center stage for what it is, for its sensory capabilities, for its form, its materiality, for the light, for its way of occupying space, for those specificities that are its own and that, without apparent logical reason, transform it into an object of sufficient interest for the viewer to stop and contemplate it." - Daniel Domingo Schweitzer