The Cliff of Zero is an installation that represents an allegoric and geometrical imaginary landscape. At first, modelled via a 3D software, the installation is reproduced identically in order that the physical work looks virtual, computer made.The checkered floor becomes a matrix for this virtual and mathematic landscape.
The titled The Cliff of Zero is borrowed from one of the titles of the chapter in oxymoron of We, a dystopian novel written by Zamyatian in 1921 and where the citizens are separated from the primitive nature and ruled by numbers.
The Cliff of Zero, 2013 Plaster, foamex, acrylic, linoleum Total surface: 300 x 224 cm
