Erickson-Piattaforme

Erickson-Piattaforme is a contemporary art installation created by Italian artist Marco Buccio. The installation consists of a series of platforms made of steel and wood arranged in a precise formation.

The overall shape of the installation is reminiscent of a labyrinth or maze, with visitors able to walk between the platforms and explore the space. The platforms themselves are at different heights, creating an uneven landscape that challenges the visitor's sense of balance and perspective.

The installation is named after the psychologist Milton Erickson, who believed in the power of suggestion and hypnosis. Buccio has said that the unevenness of the platforms is meant to evoke a feeling of being off balance or in an altered state of mind.

Visitors are encouraged to interact with the installation, walking across the platforms and exploring the space from different angles. The use of steel and wood gives the installation an industrial feel, contrasting with the natural surroundings in which it is often displayed.

Buccio's Erickson-Piattaforme has been exhibited in various locations around the world, including Italy, France, and the United States. The installation challenges visitors to question their own perceptions and experiences, offering a unique and thought-provoking artistic experience.