Transcending Boundaries

“Gimiro’s drawing, titled “Transcending Boundaries,” is a captivating piece of art that carries deep layers of meaning. The drawing showcases Gimiro’s own rendition of the iconic Brooklyn Bridge, meticulously crafted using a 3D program.

However, what sets this artwork apart is the inclusion of a striking image—a fetus seen through an X-ray machine. This unexpected element adds a sense of mystery and symbolism to the composition. It speaks to the fragile nature of life and the potential for rebirth and transformation.

The drawing was created as a heartfelt gift from Gimiro to his brother, serving as a profound homage to their shared journey to New York. It is a testament to the experiences they encountered, the memories they forged, and the impact it had on their lives.

As the viewer’s gaze lingers on the drawing, they discover an intriguing background detail—an evocative text in Russian. The text is a reference to the renowned Tarkovsky film “Сталкер” (Stalker), known for its exploration of existential themes and the enigmatic Zone within the narrative. The text speaks of the Zone being fraught with deadly traps, ever-shifting and unpredictable. It emphasizes that the Zone’s behavior is not governed by itself but by those who enter it.

The correlation between the drawing of the Brooklyn Bridge fading in the fog and the artist’s brother running over the bridge to a new life after their transformative trip to New York becomes even more poignant. The bridge, partially veiled by the misty fog, symbolizes the journey towards a new beginning. It represents the artist’s brother as he embarks on a path to personal growth and exploration, leaving behind the familiar and embracing the unknown.

The drawing’s immense size adds to its grandeur, making it the largest creation by Gimiro to date. The scale of the artwork might be the biggest, but the drawing lacks the details that Gimiro is known for.”

Original drawing

The frame is an old frame bought in a thrift store

Handdrawn with pen on white drawing paper 110

Size 120 x 60 cm

Size frame 138 x 78 cm

Hand-signed by the artist