brazen adj. [ˈbreɪ.zən]
1. obvious, without any attempt to be hidden
2. made of or covered in brass
void
Even the lack of things has the ability to create something; void.
Nowadays, time is lacking two rare life elements:
“right” (i.e. "not wrong")
and
"truth" (i.e. "what is factually happening").
Then, the reason why the void exists lies in how it couldn't be filled, in the first place. Absurd. Painful.
Two amalgamated, they represent the major quality of the vacuum; ingenuity. And this brings more pain.
There is a void, an empty space, a vacuum around us.
technology
brazen is my technology (i.e. way of doing) to ease the pain.
Along the way, I developed some techniques to reach the final product, which is a rusty piece of brass, that occupies an aesthetic position.
That simple, that complicated.
This is art, because it is scalable.
PS. I am not a chemist.