The Blue Print series explores the perpetual cycles of birth and rebirth in the sacred space of the female womb. Inspired by shadow puppetry and Lao Tzu's teachings, it symbolizes the dance of Yin and Yang using masks to represent consciousness. Incorporating an Alphabet inspired by cave paintings and underwater dancers, it captures the contemporary study of pre-language communication, raising questions towards our collective hive mind.
"When Humans Found the Rhythm" represents a rhythmic cycle of thesis and antithesis in the constant change of life and time as we experience and witness. Chess stands a symbolic element representing the intricate interplay between life and death. The strategic moves and balance found in the timeless contest on the board echo the broader themes of mortality and existence within the narrative. Elements of primitive communication shape our contemporary life and understanding a blueprint of "modern" life's eternal balance with the "ancient", reflecting its enduring poetry on a metaphorical canvas that's shifting from organic to machinery every day.
*position drawing: final position of the "Immortal Game" between Adolf Anderssen and Lionel Kieseritzky