Olimpia Paldi, June 21 - October 21 2025
Iron Womb evokes both a mechanical organ and a containment structure, blurring the line between protection and imprisonment. The work’s repetitive, mechanical spinning suggests a looped trauma or unresolved process - an eternal gestation. Framed like a shrine, its symmetrical space imbues the installation with ritualistic tension.
More than an image of an unborn fetus, Iron Womb highlights the intersection of technology, reproduction, control, and alienation. It’s a haunting meditation on a world gestated not in biology, but in abstraction and systemic control.
Olimpia Paldi is a B.A. student at the Fine Arts Academy of Rome. Olimpia's IG
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