Vague Reality
This series of works is an exploration of the paradoxical nature of human existence, where a strange and nebulous reality serves as a mirror for our inner worlds. The artist delves into the concept of social masks and subpersonalities—not merely concealing us but actively shaping who we are. These masks function not only as a form of protection but also as a creative tool, enabling us to become someone new when the old self no longer suffices.
Where does role-playing end and the genuine self begin? The artist illustrates how a person simultaneously inhabits multiple realities: the one crafted for others, the one accepted as truth, and the one that remains beyond conscious awareness.
The works balance between chaos and order, the familiar and the unsettling. Distorted forms, layered textures, and fragmented lines mirror the inner conflict and the quest for identity in a world brimming with contradictions. This exploration is not only about seeing the mask but also about feeling how it presses upon us—or even becomes a part of us.
Where does role-playing end and the genuine self begin? The artist illustrates how a person simultaneously inhabits multiple realities: the one crafted for others, the one accepted as truth, and the one that remains beyond conscious awareness.
The works balance between chaos and order, the familiar and the unsettling. Distorted forms, layered textures, and fragmented lines mirror the inner conflict and the quest for identity in a world brimming with contradictions. This exploration is not only about seeing the mask but also about feeling how it presses upon us—or even becomes a part of us.
