Description
Right Hand Rule
The gesture between street language and scientific memory.
Three Finger Rule transforms a familiar hand gesture into a visual paradox between rebellion and knowledge.
Inspired by the rubber hose aesthetics of early animation, the sculpture depicts a cartoon-like glove performing the mnemonic gesture used in physics to understand the relationship between magnetic fields, current, and force.
The same pose can evoke two completely different worlds: the coded language of adolescence, where gestures become symbols of belonging and identity, and the rational language of science, where the same movement becomes a tool for learning.
By merging pop culture, personal memories, and scientific references, the artwork explores how a simple gesture can carry multiple meanings depending on the context in which it is read.
