Cyanotype on glass, Stable Diffusion XL, two-channel sound
Introduction.
Presentation of the main character.
Character development. Conflict of characters. Event.
Repetition.
Resolution of contradictions.
Conclusion.
Reality is a source of doubt. The convention of "perspective," which arose in the early Renaissance, concentrates all meaning in the gaze of the main character. Lines converge between the observer’s eyes and an unknown point in infinity into a single "true" center of space. It is this image that is called reality. But what if the world is invented by someone… Or if fantasy itself is the truth, perceived by the observer’s gaze and accepted by the universe of human feelings?
Is it possible to define a boundary, to introduce fiction into existing reality?
