PROJECTION
What is the cost of perceiving reality from within: the liberation of revelation, or the inescapable burden of answering for every meaning we assign to existence?
contemplation on the act of sight itself: how consciousness projects its interior matrix to endow the void with form and meaning. Here, the work redefines seeing as an act of creation rather than passive reception. The seer’s features stand as a tribute to Gerard Mercator’s monumental quest to tame the unknown through the geometry of projection, yet the threads transcend terrestrial cartography to witness the birth of inward perception. Raw silk filaments transform into cognitive meridians and imaginary coordinates extending from the gaze toward infinity. The piece is not a record of what is seen in the world, but an anatomy of how the mind weaves its own compass, perceiving existence from within.
CM-19-012
Series: Cartographies of the Mind
Original medium: Raw silk threads on Japanese Washi paper
Year of creation: 2019
Dimensions : 100× 160 cm
Framing: Float-mounted in museum-grade glass frame
Status: Original work (1 of 1)