The name Ozymandiarts is inspired by Ozymandias by Percy Bysshe Shelley.

In the poem, a traveller finds the ruins of a statue in the desert. Its inscription praises a powerful king and his greatness, yet his empire has vanished and only broken stone remains.

The message is simple: time passes, and nothing, no matter how great, lasts forever.

Ozymandiarts extends this idea to artistic creation.

Like empires, artistic creations are not immune to time. A performance ends, the stage is cleared, the sound fades.

What remains is not a monument, but an experience, carried in memory, reshaped by those who witnessed it.