Art is the bridge between the visible world and the echoes of the unconscious.

Ariel Palanzone sut'inchan:
My artistic work, especially in my sculptural and digital series, is driven by the need to give shape to that which cannot be easily named. I believe that art serves as a bridge—a vital connection between the tangible, visible reality we navigate daily and the deep, often silent echoes of our unconscious mind. This "oniric" approach allows me to explore emotions, dreams, and primal instincts that stay hidden beneath the surface of logic. In my artistic practice, I don't look for literal representation. Instead, I seek the "essence" of an emotion. Whether through the curves of an organic sculpture or the impossible landscapes of digital surrealism, my goal is to create a visual language for the soul. The unconscious mind speaks in metaphors and fluid symbols; therefore, my art must be equally fluid and symbolic. It is an invitation for the viewer to step across the bridge and explore their own internal worlds. By materializing these "echoes," I am attempting to make the invisible, visible. I see the creative process as a form of archeology of the self—digging through layers of feelings and memories to find forms that resonate with a universal human experience. Art is not about what we see with our eyes, but what we recognize with our spirit. It is the continuous search for the poetic truth that resides in the shadows of our psyche, brought into the light through the act of creation.