CELLA SEPTICORA, PECS (HU)
Cella Septicora is an enchanting historical place for exhibitions. You can see the artworks not only in the same hall, but from outside through the glass roof.
The “Art about the Holy Land” showcases the various religious symbols.
It embodies the simultaneous presence of Christian, Jewish and Islamic religious cultures.
The inner richness of the surfaces created by the encounter of the Cross, the Star of David and the Half Moon are placed in a geometrically streamlined outer block, a meteorite, the clod of the Holy Land.
The ideas of composition try the acceptance and connection of various religious cultures, respecting the freedom of religion and conscience, with the intent of accepting others’ faith.
Measure of the composition, would have been a plastic art, a bigger statue, or a building size, but the Artist choosed this human dimension, representing his integration of different religion symbols for visitors, while they walk around the composition, and make them thinking about the simultaneous presence of the different symbols.
The sculpture has integrated the religious symbols into one piece of art, which provides a unique opportunity to continue the dialogue between religions as a trilogies.
If we continue thinking the message, we can generalize: people in different places around the World think and views things differently.
It embodies the simultaneous presence of Christian, Jewish and Islamic religious cultures.
The inner richness of the surfaces created by the encounter of the Cross, the Star of David and the Half Moon are placed in a geometrically streamlined outer block, a meteorite, the clod of the Holy Land.
The ideas of composition try the acceptance and connection of various religious cultures, respecting the freedom of religion and conscience, with the intent of accepting others’ faith.
Measure of the composition, would have been a plastic art, a bigger statue, or a building size, but the Artist choosed this human dimension, representing his integration of different religion symbols for visitors, while they walk around the composition, and make them thinking about the simultaneous presence of the different symbols.
The sculpture has integrated the religious symbols into one piece of art, which provides a unique opportunity to continue the dialogue between religions as a trilogies.
If we continue thinking the message, we can generalize: people in different places around the World think and views things differently.
