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This self-portrait explores moments of lost self-identity. The image shows me sitting in front of a mirror, yet there’s no reflection—just an empty chair. Through the absence of my reflection, the work conveys a sense of solitude and the alienation one feels when disconnected from their true self.
This self-portrait reflects the realization of the infinite within. Influenced by Michael Talbot’s "The Holographic Universe," the image portrays me gazing into the mirror, where the universe itself seems to unfold. This visual metaphor emphasizes the boundless nature of self, suggesting that within each of us lies the vastness of the cosmos.
A visual meditation on the Pavamana Mantra from the Bṛhadāraṇyaka Upaniṣad. This image represents the moment the "world falls off" and the ego dissolves, leaving only the radiant frequency of the Divine.
The silhouette in dhyana mudra serves as a mirror, showing that the fire within is the same fire that moves the galaxies. When we move beyond the human and the self, we find that we cannot be separated from what is everywhere. This is the transition from the unreal to the Real—where mental worship meets the Eternal.
"Lead me from the unreal to the real; from darkness to light; and from death to immortality."