Blindness

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"And when you gaze long into an abyss, the abyss also gazes into you."
Friedrich Nietzsche  ("Thus Spoke Zarathustra")
In Blindness, vision is neither gift nor guarantee. Instead, it becomes a fragile construct — bending, bleeding, and ultimately collapsing beneath the weight of inner truth. Forms emerge like memories in motion: ambiguous, visceral, and pulsing with unconscious tension.
This work invites the viewer into a confrontation — not with what is seen, but with what resists being seen. It is a meditation on the fracture between perception and reality.