The Quiet Inevitability of Water
A bilingual poem in three fragments about water as origin, creative force and return, handwritten on the reverse of the three paintings in the series The Quiet Inevitability of Water.
The Labyrinth as Inner Architecture
A reflection on Hecate, Hawara, the Jungian shadow, and the labyrinth as a confrontation with inherited beliefs, inner limits, and responsibility for change.
When Does a Work of Art Begin—and When Does It End?
A personal reflection on subconscious symbols, a novel that continued through painting, the material life of art, and why some artists find it difficult to let go of their work.
The Symbol Before Meaning: Image, Ambiguity and the Unconscious
A critical examination of symbols as irreducible forms of thought—shaped by context, material, memory and the unconscious.
The Map Is Not the Territory: Language, Perception and the Construction of Reality
How language selects, compresses and organises experience—and why intellectual freedom requires us to examine the maps through which we interpret reality.
Homo Plumbi: The Human Being Before Transmutation
Homo Plumbi explores the moment before transformation: when identity fractures, inherited structures become visible, and lead begins its passage toward gold.
Fragment I - Art
A poetic and philosophical reflection on art as a primordial language, a bridge between the invisible and matter, and an expression of what we call the soul.