Our relationship with water goes beyond the survival of the human body, is a relationship of spirit. It is a symbol of constant flux and incessant transformation to which we are subjected in life. has essence of Demiurge, that is, of a driving nature of the universe itself. Following the Platonic idealist philosophy and the mysticism of the Neoplatonists, this characteristic is related to the creator of the world and the author of the universe.
Plato claimed that water was the element with the greatest number of sides because
it flowed as if it were made of tiny spheres. Raising the idea of a world divided into a physical plane and a spiritual one in coexistence within a sphere, water would be the limit space between the two.
For Buddhism, "to be like water" is an integrating metaphor of nature that It was spread over 2,500 years ago throughout the East.
In Hinduism, according to the Vedic tradition, water is the primordial substance from which all
shapes.
The Judeo-Christian Bible reflects the symbolic power of water and the sentimental intensity it possesses. It is a symbol of creation and destruction, of regeneration and purification. It fundamentally symbolizes life itself.
In Egyptian culture, water would be closely linked to the idea of revival. In the ancient Egyptian worldview, the entire universe arises from from the waters of the Nun, the primordial ocean that contains all things, even the own gods. Water was interpreted as a source of life and rebirth, manifesting again that demiurgic essence in an entity that protects us from all evil and guarantees our well-being.
Thales of Miletus, considered the first philosopher to try to find reason to the structure and formation of the universe, he affirmed that water was the beginning or the original material from which all the realities that make up the fabric would emerge cosmic.
The light used on the photographies would represent the aura, conceived in the field of parapsychology as an energetic field of radiation that surrounds people and
objects as if it were a halo and that is invisible to the vast majority of human beings.
Meridiano, in short, tries to represent that division of spaces previously developed. Its purpose is none other than to represent a metaphysical conception of the spirit using water as a boundary between worlds. Once both come together, the tangible and the intangible become they become one. The origin of balance. A renewal of the body. A meeting with the soul.