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I created the sculpture "All is finished" with recycled materials that evoke pain and suffering. A tree trunk consumed by the sea, a symbol of fragile and vulnerable life, becomes the base of this sculpture. Nails and rusty barbed wire, both soaked in pain and used to hurt, create a structure that imprisons the trunk. A line of red paint, like a bleeding wound, runs along the sculpture, emphasizing the theme of suffering. The title, "All is finished",… echoes the last words of Jesus Christ on the cross, quoted in the Gospel of John. In this context, the work takes on a religious meaning, representing Christ's sacrifice and death for humanity. But the work also has a contemporary resonance: the contempt for human life. The wood consumed by the sea evokes the tragic shipwrecks of migrants, the nails and rusty barbed wire allude to the suffering inflicted on humanity during wars.
Maria Teresa Cristini is a painter, sculptor and digital artist who transforms everyday experiences into works of art. He uses oil and digital painting techniques, and explores three-dimensional painting with poor materials, creating dense and vibrant textures. His works, characterized by bright colors and intense light, reflect the tranquil beauties of his native land, the Marche, and convey sensations of peace and harmony. Maria considers art as the only tool of communication and introspection to represent her world.