My monuments float in time, inscribed in the shorter or longer duration of their own existence. Time co-ordinates the processes taking place inside them and is simultaneously defined by these processes. Time could not be perceived if not for those changes. Squeezed between two stone blocks, the ice block is perceived as the third rock, getting slowly compressed by the remaining two. The unrelenting pressure exerted by stone blocks and the resistance offered by the ice symbolize human fight against time.
Man refuses to passively participate in the course of events by making a decision to act.
He establishes the relation with the past and creates the future. He sets his self-awareness against inertia and the forces of destruction. Each of my ice monuments is designed to cause a short-circuit in the stream of events. Mystery and insight gain priority over the rational explanation of physical phenomena.