Homo Gestalt

Homo Gestalt investigates the ways in which human presence is constituted through successive layers of perception. Transparency functions not as revelation but as a field of uncertainty, where light, shadow, and reflection continually disrupt the stability of form.

Rather than representing the human figure, the installation proposes a condition in which presence remains perpetually in formation. Darkness is treated not as the absence of light but as the ground from which the image becomes possible.

The viewer is invited to assemble a form that never fully resolves, as each shift in perspective reconstructs the relationship between matter, light, and space.

Materials: Plexiglass

Dimensions: 110 (L) x 140 (W) x 200 (H) cm.