Trittico della gravità

2017

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single channel video HD with sound

16:9

05'00"

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The triptych unfolds as a meditation on gravity — seen both as destiny and as a form of thought.
The tree, a living and vulnerable body, moves through three temporal dimensions:

1. With Einstein, the curvature of space-time: gravity no longer as force, but as silent geometry.

2. With Newton, universal attraction: motion seeking order, the tension toward a possible equilibrium.

3. With Aristotle, natural weight: the inevitable return downward, toward the earth.

Three ways of conceiving the same invisible presence, three movements oscillating between impulse and surrender.
In the end, gravity is not only a matter of physics: it is the law that holds us, lifts us, and, at times, lets us fall.

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