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Visions of Grigori

A meaningful piece by breakthrough artist Father Grigori.

Father Grigori's first attempt at still art with a touch of avant-garde. He finds meaning in the stillness of such energetic figures, and the vibrant colors being cast on the shapes further highlights the transition from motion to stillness, which represents inner conflict. The need to move, the need to be free. Being stifled by regulations and unspoken codes of conduct that society enforces.

"It is not me you want, but the light that shines through me." (Father Grigori. "A Plea to the Quieted Residents of Ravenholm." 2004, Ravenholm, Bulgaria.)

This piece was funded in part by the massive robot foot I made that kicked Father Grigori's ragdoll over 250 feet away. Images filmed in gm_flatgrass. Special thanks to Dr. Kleiner and his colleagues for the gravity gun and all derivatives permitted for use in the construction of this piece.