...having scuttled and sunk its scallop shell,
concealing its face while flaunting its backside,
Time rises from the goddess's frothy tide,
          yet changes nothing but clock hand and bell
 

J.Brodsky  "Lagoon"
(translated by Antony Hecht)

    

 I try with this doll to express the concentrated basic idea of the collection. If the architecture is the stiffened music, than it is possible to tell about Venice, that it is the stiffened dance of the Time under the music of the sea. Walking in Venice, no longer make the difference between the Sea and the Land, between the Past and the Present, between the Reality and the Fantasy.