Wizard and Wisdom
Sculptures of the One God
The Sculptural Cycles retrace the history of the family institution and the history of love. They represent restructurings of the domestic relationship. Religions are seen as moral discoveries that shift paradigms in two ways: 1. The restructuring of domestic roles 2. The attribution of this order to a higher power, progressively redefining this power more abstractly. Each sequence elevates humanity into a more abstract conceptualization of the universal moral order than the last. Finally, science makes us conscious of the unconscious.
Sculptural trail: wizard and scale, fairy tale, epics of goddess, bible walk, abstract art, healing mo
Abstraction
This series of sculptures demonstrates the three Formal Operations of the Formal Theory. They are highly symmetrical, showing forms of conflict resolution. For more information about the science behind the Formal Theory, click here.
Operation of Negation
This sculpture illustrates the principle of negation. The pivoting stone represents the concepts of cooperation and antagonism as the clockwise and counter-clockwise movements of the stone around its axis.
Operation of Correlation
This sculpture illustrates the principle of correlation. The stone may be suspended on the notches of the vertical post. The variation along this axis illustrates one's position on the totem pole; the differences between experiencing alienation (on the bottom) versus mutual respect (in the middle).
Operation of Reciprocity
The positions of passivity and activity are in reciprocal relationship to each other.
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