JanoB

“Jano B

is a creative performance

Jano B

is a sculpture

is a sound

is a shape within a shape

Jano B

destroys itself

to be reborn” JanoB (2025) is one of MET Devoti’s most recent creations, a work in which the sculptor crystallizes the essence of his artistic research, affirming a voice that stands out powerfully within the contemporary art scene.

Described by the artist as “a creative performance, a sculpture, a sound, a shape within a shape,” the work becomes a manifesto of the creative act itself—a moment where thought takes command of form, where inner energy erupts into matter and vibration.

In JanoB, this inner force generates a sculpture that is also the soundtrack of its own becoming, an object that carries within it the echo of its genesis. No longer confined to the private silence of the studio, the work is unveiled to its audience as a living presence, charged with the tension and rhythm of creation in real time.

The encounter with the public resembles the raw intensity of a rock concert. The viewer is no longer a passive onlooker but an active participant, drawn into a vital exchange of emotion, energy, and resonance. Through this dynamic interplay, the sculpture becomes a conduit—an instrument through which the creative pulse is shared and amplified.

JanoB destroys itself to be reborn, embodying the perpetual cycle of disintegration and regeneration that lies at the core of MET Devoti’s poetic vision. It speaks of creation as an act of metamorphosis, a continuous process in which forms collapse, reform, and ultimately transcend themselves.

With its powerful duality—sound and silence, destruction and rebirth—JanoB stands as a testament to Devoti’s enduring exploration of the transformative force of art, where sculpture becomes not a static object but a living, evolving experience.