Death of an Idea

The Death of an Idea captures the moment of conceptual decay. Its fractured surfaces—black mirrors and smoked glass—distort perception, revealing fleeting echoes of what the idea once was. Ideas appear and vanish within its shifting reflections, suspended between presence and the wave of erasure. Both monolithic and fragile, the work invites contemplation on the ephemeral nature of thought.

" As a creative person I'm fascinated by the concept of human thought and idea creation. I don't see concept decay as a negative, it's ashes also give birth to new and often better ideas. Like the waves in the ocean, there is always a bigger one coming at some point - the one you need to catch. "