Kairos

Kairos sculpture by Pablo Lara | Contemporary Mythology Art

Kairos tou poiesai a Kyrio (XXV Sculpture Award Pere Jou) is a figurative sculpture made of marble and resin. The sculpture depicts a person crouching down, as if preparing to jump. The artist has captured the moment of tension and anticipation, creating a sense of movement and energy in the sculpture. Kairos is a representation of the human experience, symbolizing our constant need to take risks and embrace new challenges. The use of marble and resin creates a modern and industrial aesthetic. This piece is part of the artist’s exploration of cultural archetypes, drawing inspiration from Mediterranean and Andalusian traditions. Kairos won an international sculpture award, and is a testament to the artist’s skill in figurative sculpture. It is a stunning addition to any art collection.

Kairos tou poiesai a Kyrio “It is time for the Lord to act.” Sculpture based on the myth of Kairos. He proposes a way of indicating the conversion of linear time into time of providence, into divine lapse. Kayros is the time of opportunity, of the possible, of what cannot be otherwise or at another moment. That moment that changes the future of things, which cannot be expected or measured, which if you doubt it passes.
The sculptural piece proposes a tension of leap and emptiness as an indication of the connection of divine temporality with authentic reality, detaching ourselves from the illusory reality created by the ego.

This series contains a sample of archetypes normally associated with mythology that have always had a reason for being, beyond religious beliefs, an inner search. The archetype is an idealization of a genuine impulse that remains latent until we take it and carry out the so-called “hero’s way.”

Marble and resin. 46x20x27 cm.