Series
Limits
The “Limits” series. In it, I analyze
and examine the sense
and lack of sense of their existence.
It is a response to surrounding phenomena. It began to be created precisely around the time of disturbing reports about the war. It is an image
of complementation, separation, interpenetration and blurring of certain spaces between the world of peace
and the world of total chaos.
About emotions. About overcoming obstacles.
About opportunities and their lack.
About what is possible,
what is necessary, what is appropriate. About strength.
About power and powerlessness.
About closeness. About relationships. About helplessness.
About boundaries. About the sense
and senselessness of their existence.
The human figure is reduced here
to simple figurative forms, to the most simplified signs,
with the eye marked as the dominant, visibly exaggerated element.
The series is an attempt to delve into fundamental questions
about the existence, meaning
and complexity of human experience, human resilience and the ability
to overcome obstacles, complexity
and contradictions, what defines
us as individuals and as a society.
It serves as a moving reminder
that the human spirit is limitless
in its potential and resilience, often pushing boundaries.
