Beyond Broken Lives_I

The name of the series can be read either 'beyond broken lives' or 'beyond broken, (he/she/it) lives' and is a thought over life and death - linked to some of the personal events occurred to the artist during that period of time - and over any moment, any obstacle that seems impassable but can be overcome. Thus the images of the artworks can be read in two ways: stop and look at the broken and shattered glass, or make an effort and glimpse the life that is flowing beyond. Acceptance and passing over. An opposite way – but still a valid option – to the Kintsugi, the ancient Japanese art of repairing broken pottery gluing it with liquid gold, that not only is able to save the life of a ruined object, but also to create a new piece of art. In Beyond Broken Lives, accept and look beyond is the answer.