           Free to be" by Veerle De Smet consists of two interactive polyester sculptures, each measuring 130 centimeters in height and 60 centimeters in width. These sculptures embody the timeless contrasts of black and white and revolve around the concept of interaction.
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- Movement Mechanism: The sculptures are designed to rotate smoothly.
Innovative Interactivity: This artwork is characterized by an interactive element that brings the sculptures to life. When the sculptures are aligned in a specific manner, they interact with each other in a fascinating and harmonious way. This synchronous interaction creates an engaging experience for both spectators and the artworks themselves.
Symbolism and Meaning: The contrasting colors of black and white not only reflect the classic duality but also symbolize the unity that can be achieved when opposites are in balance. The rotating mechanism emphasizes the continuity of movement and change in life, while the interaction between the sculptures reflects the human interconnectedness and dependence on each other.
Application: These interactive polyester sculptures are suitable for various environments, such as art galleries, museums, or corporate spaces. They not only captivate art enthusiasts but also serve as stimulating conversation starters and sources of contemplative reflection for all visitors