Totem - Canada Proyect 

Editor: This is "Totem - Canada Proyect" by Jiménez Deredia. I'm struck by its somewhat playful, almost surreal quality, like a minimalist landscape diorama. There's something quite stark, though intriguing, about the geometry here too. What catches your eye in this piece? Curator: Ah, yes! Stark, like a whispered secret against a prairie sunset, don’t you think? The Totem sculptures, almost like bone flutes, feel ancient, yet the whole arrangement sits squarely within a modern landscape. For me, it speaks to memory – perhaps a collective memory of place. I find myself wondering about the stark white spheres—are they migratory birds taking flight, or perhaps the echo of indigenous spirits lingering on the land? What feelings bubble up for you? Editor: That sense of lingering… it’s like a frozen moment. And I love your thought about migratory birds! Thinking about Canada… it feels like this evokes open spaces. Maybe that’s simplistic? Curator: Simplistic, perhaps… but powerful! Don’t underestimate the impact of an immediate connection, a gut feeling. This sculpture strikes me as deeply intuitive, like a poem someone scribbled after a long solitary hike. Does it change for you now? Editor: I see more of that poetic quality now, definitely. It’s less a formal arrangement, more of an emotional expression. Thanks for the perspective! Curator: And thank you for helping me to see the playful simplicity of it all again. Art, after all, is just a game of seeing.