Heart of Cubism

Heart of Cubism draws its inspiration from Cubism’s exploration of fragmented, analyzed, and reconstructed forms. Rather than relying on a single viewpoint, Cubism seeks to reinterpret reality through multiple perspectives, rearranging visual fragments to create a new and compelling expression.

This wall sculpture is composed of three-dimensional hearts in various sizes—two large, six medium, and four small—arranged in an irregular yet harmonious composition. Each heart tilts, rotates, or extends in unique ways, creating a dynamic rhythm across the wall. Through these multifaceted geometries, the work deconstructs the familiar symbol of the “heart” and recombines it into a new language, suggesting that love itself is a multi-layered, ever-evolving form.

Crafted from stainless steel and finished in a gemstone-blue electroplated coating, the piece glows with both elegance and depth. As light moves across its surfaces, shades of blue shimmer through the faceted planes, evoking the mystery, complexity, and endless dimensions of human emotion.