The Soul in Constant Journey
The path always opens again. In preparing an exhibition or in moments of studying shamanism, a new threshold appears. What seemed complete quickly becomes a beginning, and stillness shifts into movement.
An exhibition gathers more than works on display. It carries questions that rise from within and places them before others. Each answer generates another question, becoming the seed of the next project. A single accomplishment feels less like closure and more like one frame in a longer unfolding sequence.
The study of shamanism extends this journey further. Within rituals, symbols, chants, and gestures lie layers of human fear and hope that continue to resonate. Engaging with these traditions draws the gaze backward into history while opening it forward to what might come. That knowledge returns as energy for new artistic language.
A soul in constant journey does not fear being unfinished. Incompleteness calls the next step forward, urging the hand to knock on unopened doors. This journey is less about reaching a final destination than expanding the self, confirming life through each movement into the unknown.