Reproduced Object 2016

Rodrigo Franzao’s ‘Reproduced Object’ emerges as a ghostly woven surface held by the barest of threads against a sombre blue wall. I imagine Franzao, lost in thought, carefully building this strange grid. It’s like he’s trying to catch something, but what? Maybe it's a dream, or just a sense of fleeting beauty. I love how the object hangs suspended, almost weightless, as if defying gravity. Those delicate copper strands trailing down add a feeling of ethereal lightness, like the whole thing might just float away. It makes me think about the ephemeral nature of objects and how art can transform mundane materials into something poetic and thought-provoking. Artists like Franzao remind us to see the potential for beauty and meaning in the most unexpected places. It’s like he's showing us that everything is connected, inspiring us to look closer.