This sculpture turns a familiar swimming pool on its side, transforming a horizontal space associated with leisure and movement into a vertical, almost abstract landscape. Made from resin and acrylic, the work freezes the surface of the water in an impossible position, while colorful floating rings appear suspended across it.
By changing the pool’s orientation, the piece plays with perception and challenges our relationship with familiar objects. What was once a space to enter becomes an image to observe—a playful memory of summer, leisure and escape, literally turned on its side.
Dimensions: L60*W40cm
Technique: Epoxy resin, fiberglass and ABS toys
This sculpture turns a familiar swimming pool on its side, transforming a horizontal space associated with leisure and movement into a vertical, almost abstract landscape. Made from resin and acrylic, the work freezes the surface of the water in an impossible position, while colorful floating rings appear suspended across it.
By changing the pool’s orientation, the piece plays with perception and challenges our relationship with familiar objects. What was once a space to enter becomes an image to observe—a playful memory of summer, leisure and escape, literally turned on its side.
Dimensions: L60*W40cm
Technique: Epoxy resin, fiberglass and ABS toys
