Tristan, a Hero’s life (BAA_ES0208)
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Tristan, a Hero’s life (BAA_ES0208) |
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| Freely based on the maestro
Zennaro’s Tristan drama concept, the whole work is taken as the full
biography of the Hero, represented by the triangle-form, plus the
Wagner-sphere-symbolism: the eternal battle between the human Desire (Isolde
as the Moon) and the ruled World (King Marke as the Sun) that finally
comes to an eclipse (the Hero’s death). All this geometrical objects,
the triangles and the spheres, have been re-elaborated in a
Kandinsky-like plastic resolution. So we can see Tristan in the pursuit
of happiness (act 1) as the ship sails to the moon; followed by the
almost perfection of the dream-like Eden (act 2) and, then, the final
statement: the fall of the hero (act 3) as the Moon defeats the Sun for
just a single worth-living mystical moment. |
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| Pablo Fernandez, Spain |
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| Faculty of Fine Arts, Complutense University, Spain | |||||
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