Turning point

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Turning Point *SOL20251007

Mixed media / Polyester resin 
29 X 31 X 28 centimeters (11X12X11 inches)
2025.


This year, 2025, has been a very productive and immensely creative one for me. I am in my early 50s, and I must say I find myself with an extreme urgency to create, while simultaneously feeling the need to catalog the things I have made and reflect on them.

In recent months, I have begun a new series titled "Turning Point," which represents the maturation of a very early idea from my 20s about the concept of transformation and balance.

A turning point, or climax, is the point of highest tension in a narrative work. Is primarily used to describe a moment of pause, transition, or critical decision within a dynamic process, where a change in direction or state is imminent. It can represent a point of stability, a moment of reflection, or a turning point in life or a narrative.

- In mathematics, particularly in calculus, a stationary point of a differentiable function of one variable is a point on the graph of the function where the function's derivative is zero.

- A Pause for Reflection: It can signify a period in a person's life where they stop moving forward, allowing for introspection before deciding on a new direction.

The silhouette of a chrysalis represents a profound transformation of rebirth, a process demanding the old self's dissolution to allow for a new beginning. Though frequently arduous, this metamorphosis is crucial for attaining fulfillment and entering a mature phase of life, representing the very potential for growth and resilience at a critical juncture.










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