Squaring the Self
Mixed-media ceramic relief pairing mottled high-temperature stoneware and metal fixtures on reclaimed noble wood. A mystical piece exploring the squaring of the circle, the Absolute Sun, and the coordinates of manifestation.
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- Artist: Ismael García Burillo
- Title: Squaring the Self
- Discipline: Ceramic Murals & Reliefs
- Technique: High-temperature ceramic stoneware with speckled glaze, cardinal incisions, and central piercing, wire-bound on a reclaimed, whitewashed noble wood support
- Chronology: 2024
- Dimensions: 9.05 x 9.05 x 0.78 inches (23 x 23 x 2 cm)
- Location: Cebreros, Spain
ARTISTIC CONCEPT:
"Squaring the Self" addresses one of humanity's most ancient sacred symbols: the integration of the divine within the human condition. The artwork features an organic stoneware plate pierced at its center by a perfect circle, embodying the ineffable, the infinite, and cosmic purity. This sacred circle is inscribed within a quadrangular outer boundary representing human nature and the earthly physical plane. Defined by four peripheral incisions referencing the cardinal points and the unity of manifest space-time, the piece acts as a geometric matrix. Grounded in Gurdjieff's Fourth Way cosmology, the relief operates as a psychic catalyst designed to capture and manifest the vibrational echo of the ray of creation descending from the Absolute Sun.
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Mixed-media ceramic relief pairing mottled high-temperature stoneware and metal fixtures on reclaimed noble wood. A mystical piece exploring the squaring of the circle, the Absolute Sun, and the coordinates of manifestation.