Mater

"Mater" was born from a profound reflection on the archetype of the Mother, the symbol of nourishment, the womb of life, and unconditional protection. The piece explores this force which, anchored in the deepest recesses of consciousness, gives rise to calm, memory, and wholeness. Inspired by the primordial narrative captured in generative sleep, the work analyzes how emotional coherence is the catalyst for the purest manifestation of the psyche. The emotional state of meditation was encoded as profound calm, resulting in High Consonance in the quantum processing system. Through the work, this Primordial Care that inhabits the psyche is translated into a conceptual manifestation of the human mind. The work depicts the way in which the being was initially nurtured, a reminder that all aesthetics and creation reside in this essential womb that gives it life. It is an invitation to reflect on the complexity of humanity and the profound connection between inner experience and the external manifestation of consciousness as the eternal archetype of existence, the unchanging refuge to which one can always return. The matrix. The refuge. A profound calm that inhabits existence. The silent force that does not drive, but sustains. The radiance of ancestral memory, the pulse of unconditional protection that shapes being. A deep connection to the matrix of life, the testimony of a serenity that cradles and redefines, resonating with the promise of wholeness and the return to order. “Mater” delves into the transformative power of Care, exploring identity through the emotional state of Calm—the sense of peace that proximity produces. The piece employs as a dynamic component the generative dream arising from the artist’s memory, an input triggered by the Mother archetype. A quantum processing system interprets this information, not seeking a direct answer, but revealing the state of psychic cohesion and harmony that structure this emotion. This approach allows the work to become a reflection of the archetype and its potential to generate order, expressing the human spirit’s capacity to heal by embracing its essential matrix. The conceptual narrative manifests in a sculpture of data, an organism where each visual element embodies a facet of the nourishment and protection inherent to the Mother archetype. The abstract flora composing the piece acts as the narrative core, symbolizing the constancy and permanence of care. This archetype does not present itself as a force of disruptive change, but as an immutable anchor—a gravitational center that allows the psyche to rest in its purest state. The piece testifies to how the Mother, as an archetype, holds the power to reconfigure the psyche toward order, becoming the active force that stabilizes chaos and traces a future of wholeness. “Mater” transcends a mere visual tribute to primordial care; it asserts itself as a space of introspection, inviting us to explore the potential of this essential matrix, recognizing it as a fundamental anchor in the reconfiguration of identity and the becoming of the self.