Taking the Victory Goddess as the core, shattering it, geometrically framing it, expressing that victory may also take on a fragmented, incomplete form. Not only does it highlight its vulnerability and illusion, but it also reveals the reality of shattered dreams. Amidst the dynamic changes in light and shadow, viewing from a multidimensional perspective, one searches for the connections between victory and defeat, finding new meaning and insights in this contemplation.
At the heart of “Broken Victory” is the deconstruction of the iconic Victory Goddess, encapsulated within geometric frames. This artistic choice serves to express the notion that triumph can manifest in fragmented and incomplete forms, thereby challenging conventional perceptions of victory. The sculpture delves deep into the themes of vulnerability, illusion, and the harsh reality of shattered dreams, encouraging viewers to ponder the thin line between victory and defeat from a multidimensional perspective.
As light dances and shadows play across the sculpture, it invites onlookers to engage in a reflective journey, uncovering new meanings and insights into the complexities of success and failure.
Artist: Chao-Chun Kung