MINDSCAPES

Traveling with my mind, by air, by sea, on the ground

The Mindscapes series originates from an exploration of inner landscapes, where perception turns into image and thought takes visual form.
Coelum, Mare, and Terra do not represent natural elements in a descriptive sense, but emerge as mental states — perceptual dimensions through which the mind relates to the world.

In this vision, sky, sea, and earth are not separate entities, but interconnected dimensions of a single living system, in which human beings and other living forms are intrinsically involved, perceived in its unstable balance and constant becoming.
This system does not appear as a symbolic figure, but as a principle of interconnection — a diffuse presence that flows through matter, memory, and consciousness.

The triptych suggests a deep unity between human beings, animals, and the environment, where perception is not an act of external observation but a space of participation.
The landscape thus becomes mental and cosmic at once, revealing a silent continuity between human interiority, other living forms, and the wider processes of the universe.