Time and history, once meant to be vessels of collective wisdom, have instead become instruments of separation. History, shaped by partial narratives, has blurred the deeper truths of human consciousness and disconnected us from the spiritual essence we share.

Beneath language and culture lies a forgotten memory — a silent, ancestral knowledge that speaks through symbols, rituals, and emotion. This spiritual memory, once central to our understanding of the world, has faded under the weight of modern paradigms.

This exhibition is an invitation to remember — to reconnect with the origins of thought, the purity of feeling, and the invisible threads that bind us across time and place. 

CONFUSION 

Acrylic on paper
120 x 2,200 cm