Credo explores faith and reason, that point of convergence where the mind merges with the spirit—one that does not arise from the immediacy of emotion but is built through knowledge, experience, and reflection. It is faith that endures doubt and survives uncertainty, constructed step by step in the search for meaning. It is not a leap but a synthesis between what we feel and what we understand. It is neither imposed nor accepted without question; rather, it is the result of a dialogue between the mind and the spirit, a balance between emotion and reason. The artwork captures this construction through the convergence of structure and fluidity, representing spirituality as a dynamic process of comprehension and evolution. Credo transcends and becomes a stream of thought in motion, reflecting how reasoned faith is shaped and strengthened over time.
The visual structures of the piece translate this faith through the interaction between geometric forms and organic elements, symbolizing the coexistence of logic and intuition. The central figure rises and dissolves in a constant process of transformation, reflecting the development of a belief that is not immutable but one that is revised, reinforced, or redefined with each experience. Its contours vibrate between stability and deconstruction, evoking the tension between certainty and inquiry. Around it, lines trace pathways of thought that intersect, break, and reconfigure, as if the mind itself were trying to articulate the ungraspable.
The piece is based on an analytical perspective, where faith is not an absolute truth but a process in constant revision. Destruction and reconstruction, as a metaphor for knowledge, becomes the third fundamental element—structured, progressive, yet capable of transformation. Its movement is influenced by sound data, reflecting the adaptable nature of reasoned faith, which grows through experience, questions itself in the face of evidence, and reconstructs without losing its essence.
Credo invites the viewer to experience faith as a conscious act, a journey where certainty does not eliminate doubt but integrates it. Through the integration of generative systems that respond to sound patterns and data, the piece becomes a living organism that embodies the ongoing dialogue between reason and emotion, revealing how reasoned faith manifests—not as a fixed dogma but as a construction in motion, a thought that expands, illuminates, and continues to seek.
