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For this, for this, and for this. One hand. Three reasons. Infinite possibilities. A low-poly sculpture that symbolizes the importance of not limiting ourselves to just two options. An invitation to explore three paths, three reasons, and three possibilities.
THE HAND OF LIFE
For this, for this, and for this.
Life is full of decisions. We constantly find ourselves in situations that seem to force us to choose between two paths: yes or no, black or white, this or that. But why limit ourselves to two options when we can have three?
From this reflection comes The Hand of Life, a polyhedral sculpture that, through a simple gesture, invites us to broaden the way we think and understand the world.
The number three has been present throughout history in countless cultures, beliefs, and traditions. Past, present, and future; body, mind, and spirit; the Holy Trinity… Three elements that complement one another and, together, take on a meaning of their own.
To me, the number three represents something more: the freedom to choose without settling for the alternatives placed before us. Because it is always worth looking for a third option, another perspective, a solution we may not have considered before.
For this, for this, and for this.
Three reasons, three paths, three possibilities.
This artwork, originally conceived through a collaboration with Fundación AMÁS, transforms that idea into a gesture of optimism and freedom. A hand that reminds us that life offers far more possibilities than we sometimes realize.
And precisely because of the significance of the number three, the sculpture is presented in a limited edition of three pieces per color, plus one artist's proof (AP).
Because not everything has to be black or white. We can always look for a third option.
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