"Loops of Weightlessness as the Art of Living One's Self"
My art becomes a canvas where the intricate conflicts and divergences between classical and quantum physics are reflected. Striving to embody these concepts, I create images that teeter on the edge of visual perception, abstracting our ordinary reality and intertwining streams of uncertainty and dynamics into it.
In every intersection of lines, loops of weightlessness form, which I define as the ability to live oneself with possibilities of change. It's the art of living uniquely, differently, and personally. This is the art of a new, different, and uniquely individual existence, where each individual can be the creator of their own life in partnership with the absolute, being an inseparable part of the universe.
The captivating aspect of quantum physics becomes a key to understanding and portraying the nature of consciousness. In my works, I experiment with images symbolizing the fluidity of consciousness, where lines and forms interweave in a complex choreographic play, expressing the connection between our individual understanding and the unpredictable energy of the quantum world.
The concept of death, seemingly elusive within traditional frameworks, is examined through the prism of quantum theories. I explore lines that may reflect the intersection of worlds, where their crossing creates the energy of life within the realms of eternity and uncertainty.
Thus, quantum physics serves not only as a source of inspiration for my creativity but also adapts as an important language to express internal dissonances and mysterious aspects of human existence.
In my works, I aim to convey the uncertainty and complexity of the quantum world. Reflections of the philosophy of life can also be observed. The lines I draw are dynamic and chaotic, intending to reproduce the randomness and interaction of elements.
I experiment with contrasts, creating areas that reflect the unpredictability and fluidity of life. My work is an attempt to engage the viewer, and first and foremost, to engage with myself, posing questions and challenges to contemplate the world through a quantum lens, expanding the depth of understanding and fostering the discovery of new perspectives.
This helps me create abstract images symbolizing the intricate relationships of quantum concepts. It can also be an attempt to embody the superposition of particles or the interaction at the level of elementary particles. With ink, I can create the impression of abstraction, allowing the viewer to delve into the world of unpredictability.
