Man Machine

🟥 "Man Machine" explores the inner world of the human mind through the lens of mechanics and rhythm. The figure, part anthropomorphic and part composed of gears, springs, and metallic elements, appears as if caught in a constant, silent motion. Each segment of the body suggests thoughts moving like synchronized mechanisms — invisible, yet endlessly active.

Although still in form, the sculpture visually evokes flow and mechanical precision — thoughts unfolding like interlocking cogs in a perfectly tuned rhythm.

The rhythm is dual — steady and slightly cold: suggesting that thoughts pulse through the body, emotions transform into motion, and reflection becomes shape. Rough surfaces contrast with polished planes, revealing the tension between mechanical logic and human complexity. Every curve conveys a flow of focus, tension, and unceasing introspection…

This work questions the boundary between human and machine — and the internal rhythm that drives our lives. It is an ode to the complexity of the mind: a fusion of logic and creativity, discipline and impulse, mechanical structure and invisible poetry. A sculpture that balances cold precision with inner lyricism, revealing how the unseen workings of thought can be precise, rhythmic, and vibrantly alive.