Globes

When the ceramic sphere is created, it appears in a perfect and complete form. However, after drying, it was exposed to physical forces. These forces gradually altered the shape and condition of the sphere, causing it to lose its perfection as a sphere.

At the same time, this change and transformation allow the sphere to become a usable object and gain purpose. Thus, the sphere, in alignment with its purpose, becomes complete and acquires new value.

This process illustrates that perfection and completeness are not always fixed states but are shaped by dynamic and changing relationships. Artworks and objects transform over the course of their lives, under the influence of time and external factors. However, this change does not necessarily mean the loss of perfection but offers the opportunity to express new forms, purposes, and values.

Perfection, therefore, is not a static state but rather a process that is realized through change and transformation.