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Dialogusphobia (a lump in the throat)

2011
Bronze
30 cm diameter x 79 cm

Based on the famous work by Edvard Munch, “The Scream”, this piece presents an interesting balance between external minimalist simplicity and organic interior space, shaped like a human throat. The empty space inside the latter and the tension that imbues its structure evoke the pent–up silence preceding the action of screaming; as well as self–censorship, and the fear of dialogue, or of untrammeled expression, that may afflict an individual or a social milieu.

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