“The Queen’s Gambit”
2024
F.T
Glazed fired clay
“Let things break, stop trying to keep them glued together.
Let it all fall apart,
and don’t worry about afterwards.
Where will I go? What should I do?
What is destined to go will go away anyway…
What must remain, will remain.
What goes away
always leaves room for something new, this is the universal law.
And never think
that there is nothing good left for you, you just have to stop containing
what you need to let go of.”
C. Crispolti
“The Queen’s Gambit”
Chess queen
In the game of chess, the queen also called queen is considered the most powerful piece, being the one that enjoys the greatest mobility.
Initially designed to be placed in a courtyard with a checkerboard floor, the sculpture aims to recall the female ability to move in multiple directions. This suggestion was joined by the history of the sculpture itself, broken into several parts it was recomposed in order to be able to play its game
