This work is a reflection on the accelerated pace of modern life in
which there isn't time for anything. The whole world and everything
in it is speeding up. This acceleration seems to be linked to modern
technologies, to the globalization and to the pressure that the
human being applies upon itself or others to profit and maximize
each and every second of the day. Instant achievement rules.
However, time itself hasn’t changed; there is still 24 hours in a day.
It has become more and more difficult to stay still as constant
emotional stimulus is incited. But, is all that running necessary ?
From the moment the alarm clock rings in the morning, a race
against time begins, a counter clock present all day which stress will
diminish as time to rest approaches. And this happens day after
day, like a wheel which rotates and initiates the inevitable infernal
countdown frenetic pace of a new day that is just beginning,
apparently, like any other normal day.
The circular shape expresses the wheel of time that rotates
endlessly. The unchanging over time marked by the movement of
the planets is recreated by the landscape. The body in movement
reflects the accelerated pace of modern society.