The Perpetuum Creation Exhibition

In the exhibited works, I harnessed the malleability of white, diverse textures, and mixed media to challenge both the viewer's introspection and the conventional perception of art as a static, immutable entity. My practice questioned the expectation that a work of art should remain unchanged forever; instead, I brought into focus the inherent nature of perpetual transformation.

The works were designed to radiate a dimension charged with the pulse of life, existing in a state of constant dynamics and self-creation. This endeavor relied on the subtle interplay of light, which continuously reconstructed the entire composition, as well as on the intentional and ongoing physical deconstruction of certain pieces. In my process, "destruction" was embraced as a fundamental creative force. Thus, the creation acquired a living, self-affirming character—a state of perpetual becoming and recreation.