Continuous becoming
Shaped by forces
Pregnant with potential
Existence dances and shimmers, never fixed, always in motion.
“Life does not proceed by the association and addition of elements, but by dissociation and transformation.” – Henri Bergson
Material vestiges
Embedded form
Silent narrative
The wheel is not simply an object for us, but something that is, independent of our gaze, bearing the weight of its own history and potentiality.
“The very relationship with the other is the relationship with the future.” – Emmanuel Levinas
Individual existence
Imposed unity
Resonates deeply
Even in the seemingly mundane the echoes of eternity can be found.
“The self is a relation which relates itself to its own self, and in relating itself to its own self relates itself to another.” – Soren Kierkegaard
Shimmering patterns
Illumination dance
Immersion in duration
The shadows are not fixed boundaries but zones of transition, where light fades and darkness gathers, a constant flux mirroring ceaseless change.
“Time is what prevents everything from being given at once.” – Henri Bergson
Respect your choices
Believe in you
Are your champions
From an aesthetic standpoint, the image possesses a peculiar beauty born from the tension between entropy and affirmation: the fragility of such pronouncements in the face of time and the vagaries of existence.
“The real is that which insists upon forcing its way to our recognition as something other than ourself.” – Charles Sanders Peirce
Entropic forces
Embedded metal bar
Human intervention
Cracks and imperfections hint at the ceaseless process of becoming and decay, a constant flux that underlies all existence.
“The aim of art is to represent not the outward appearance of things, but their inward significance.” – Aristotle
Sensory richness
Narrative hinted
Never fully revealed
The slight disarray, the seemingly casual placement of objects, doesn’t feel random; rather, it suggests a lived-in quality, a history of use and interaction.
“Art is the creation of forms symbolic of human feeling.” – Susanne Langer
Fleeting glimpse
Consciousness directed
Portal into a realm
What we see is always mediated, always interpreted through the lens of our own experience and the conditions of observation.
“The world of immediate experience is a world of presences.” – Maurice Natanson
Incomplete forms
Scratched inscriptions
Contingency of all that is
The eye seeks definition, yet the composition resists, pushing us toward that which lies beyond the immediately graspable.
“Being is only accessible to us in particular modes, which are not being itself.” – Karl Jaspers
Vibrant colors
Rough texture
Light shadow play
Move beyond the surface of appearances and delve into the very heart of being.
“Color is not a quality of the object, but the way in which the invisible makes itself felt.” – Michel Henry