giant melting popsicles by luciana rondolini
‘calamidad cósmica’ by luciana rondoliniimage courtesy the artist
argentinian artist luciana rondolini has perhaps managed to make many a sweet tooth’s dreams come true with her project ‘calamidad cósmica’ (cosmic calamity). the monolithic popsicles are a frivolous manifestation of the latin expression ‘tempus fugit’ which translates to ‘time flees’ –the slow, deliberate disintegration of the artwork a metaphor for the actuality of time, its inevitable capacity to eliminate, destruct.
the artist perhaps managed to make many a sweet tooth’s dream come true with the projectimage courtesy the artist
the monolithic popsicles are a frivolous manifestation of the latin expression ‘tempus fugit’ which translates to ‘time flees’ image courtesy the artist
the slow, deliberate disintegration of the artwork as a metaphor for the actuality of timeimage courtesy the artist
the inevitable capacity of time to eliminate and destruct is palpable in the workimage courtesy the artist
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If I could own any piece of art in the world it would be this giant melting popsicle. Except why does it have to get all deep and be a metaphor about time. Its a cool ass giant popsicle. You had me at that.