The paradox of geometry - riddles made of stone by Klaus Tesching - Art-AI

About "The paradox of geometry - riddles made of stone"

by Klaus Tesching - Art-AI

About the artwork

This monumental sculpture seems to embody a physical paradox. Massive and yet airy, mathematically precise and yet full of mystery. The central element, a sharp-edged triangle, is embedded in a complex structure of semicircles and intersecting angles - a composition that defies any clear perspective.

The stone, rough and weathered, lends the sculpture an archaic aura, as if it were a relic from a past or future civilisation. The dark background and the rising mist intensify the dramatic staging: it is as if the sculpture has an energy of its own, as if it carries a hidden truth within it.

The triangle as a symbol of stability is broken, distorted and reinterpreted here. It stands for balance, knowledge and transformation, but the unexpected shapes and cuts also make it appear unstable, as if it is in a state of constant change. The contrasts between sharply defined edges and the soft, almost intangible wafts of mist create an almost surreal atmosphere.

Is this a gateway to a hidden dimension? An encoding of a mathematical secret? Or simply an artistic challenge to our perception? This sculpture invites us to experiment with our gaze and discover ever new interpretations - a work that raises new questions every time we look at it.

Conceived by Klaus Tesching - Art-AI, visualized with AI.