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01. Chapter One. A Journey Into Your Own Inner World
Welcome to a journey into your own inner world.
Every person, at least once in their life, asks questions for which answers are difficult to find.
Why do some doors open, while others remain closed?
Why are we afraid of change, even though we feel that it is necessary?
Why do we sometimes lose ourselves — and then spend our lives trying to find the way back?
As I created this series, it became increasingly clear to me that the ancient Vedic images do not speak so much about gods, but rather about the human being.
About their fears.
About their longings.
About their inner strength.
About their ability to break — and to be born anew.
That is why what you see here is not simply a collection of images.
Before you lies a journey through inner states that each of us knows.
Each work in this series reflects a particular stage of the inner path.
And perhaps today you will see in them not only ancient symbols, but also a part of your own story.
Our journey begins with the first question:
Who am I truly, when everything with which I have identified myself until now falls away?
Every person, at least once in their life, asks questions for which answers are difficult to find.
Why do some doors open, while others remain closed?
Why are we afraid of change, even though we feel that it is necessary?
Why do we sometimes lose ourselves — and then spend our lives trying to find the way back?
As I created this series, it became increasingly clear to me that the ancient Vedic images do not speak so much about gods, but rather about the human being.
About their fears.
About their longings.
About their inner strength.
About their ability to break — and to be born anew.
That is why what you see here is not simply a collection of images.
Before you lies a journey through inner states that each of us knows.
Each work in this series reflects a particular stage of the inner path.
And perhaps today you will see in them not only ancient symbols, but also a part of your own story.
Our journey begins with the first question:
Who am I truly, when everything with which I have identified myself until now falls away?