2026
Montana spray paint- and marker on wood · 78 × 118 cm
Ephemera Continuum explores the tension between impermanence and continuity. Life is temporary in its individual forms, yet it persists—changing, adapting and becoming something new.
Fragments of human life, nature, technology, extinction and renewal exist together without a clear distinction between past, present and future. The work reflects on our brief place within a cycle much larger than ourselves, where death and creation are not necessarily opposites, but parts of the same continuous process.
Everything passes. Everything continues.
2026
Montana spray paint- and marker on wood · 78 × 118 cm
Ephemera Continuum explores the tension between impermanence and continuity. Life is temporary in its individual forms, yet it persists—changing, adapting and becoming something new.
Fragments of human life, nature, technology, extinction and renewal exist together without a clear distinction between past, present and future. The work reflects on our brief place within a cycle much larger than ourselves, where death and creation are not necessarily opposites, but parts of the same continuous process.
Everything passes. Everything continues.
