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The Dust and Spheres/  part of my long - term project.  This part explores the physical and metaphysical layers of our environment — from the microscopic to the cosmic, from organic processes to synthetic transformations.

It is an ongoing reflection on matter and its hidden life: on surfaces, sediments, and invisible structures that hold traces of time, decay, and rebirth. The project unfolds across different media — painting, installation, sound, and video — allowing each phase to emerge from lived experience and field observation.

Dust I.
I created my own model for the composition. The base material — also used in some of the other paintings — consisted of a measured quantity of dust swept up from the studio floor, which I scattered over a dark surface and photographed.
From this gesture, the first forms of the series emerged.

The starting point for Dust II was the dust collected from the body of an actual deceased person, vacuumed and given to me as a gift by a photographer friend who works with related themes.

The relatively large scale of the painting was an intentional choice — it emphasizes the cosmic dimension, the sensation of floating, and the presence of point-like forms.
The dust particles, once magnified, transform into shifting constellations of shapes.
The painting itself employs the gesture of levitation — a suspended state between the microscopic and the infinite.

Dust and Spheres – painting series  /  Skin of the Earth project 2025