Asymmetrical Symmetry is an exhibition that invites you to think differently about the idea of perfection
The sculptures, made of wood, have almost symmetrical forms, but always with something out of place—on purpose.
Symmetry is suggested, but never complete. The works show that beauty can also be found in what is irregular, crooked, different. The wood, with its knots and flaws, reinforces this: it is not perfect, and that is what makes it special.
The exhibition wants to make you think: why do we value what is perfect so much? And what does imperfection have to offer?
More than giving answers, the goal is to make you feel and reflect.