INFERNO | OBSERVER

Montenegro / Kolashin

This artwork is part of an interconnected series designed as a triptych. Consisting of three distinct but conceptually unified pieces, the triptych explores spontaneous, meditative symbolism.

The time of the inferno is already breathing down our necks. Today, once again, humanity fails its task. Our planet still revolves around the sun, not the other way around, and life here continues to circulate despite everything.

Why are we all here?

Every upright being has their own mission to decipher and fulfill. We're not all here to destroy each other. I believe it's for something greater, and that's the entire task — to find that greater purpose.

In the search for a spiritual being, one can quickly encounter a substitute, a substitute for what is pure and bright. Hell and paradise have always existed on Earth, specifically in the human mind. It's our lifelong challenge to overcome the animalistic nature and instinctive patterns that awaken in each of us every day. The choice is mine, to sink or to swim.

I tie my own hands and then untie them — it's an endless game with no end or edge. We're all here to enjoy doing what we love, not to willingly imprison ourselves in an inferno and drag our existence for the benefit of soulless societal control mechanisms. Today, I will be myself, and tomorrow too. All fears are within, and that's precisely why I write this, to burn my fear and let it scatter like ashes in the wind.

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