This drawing is inspired by the concept of existence. Its purpose is to contemplate our life journey, to have a conversation with the higher part of ourselves, and to receive any sort of information or guidance from them. 

Apotheosis

This drawing is inspired by  a concept of 'Brahma Muhurta', which is a period of time to create yourself, to become the creator and make yourself the way you want to be. 

Details of the concept can be read on: https://isha.sadhguru.org/us/en/wisdom/article/brahma-muhurta-time-to-create-yourself

Brahma Muhurta

This artwork is a page from 'Eindride' comic episode 1&2. Please feel free to click on my website link to get further details on the comic and to purchase it.

***The first episode of 'Eindride' is a comic that initially made for a final project of the artist's master degree program in DJCAD Dundee, Scotland. It is then received Top 3 of The John Byrne Award for Skill and Artistry, 'for exhibiting exceptional skill and technical execution in any medium.***

Eindride Comic

If people are supposed to talk, communicate, and be social with each other... then why there must be some certain people who are not capable to fit in with another human? Or get messed up after they actually try to fight their own nature and go out there to do the 'basic' human activity. Are they just a 'failed product' who are supposedly not being produced and distributed? Instead, they are there, alone in the void with their thoughts... confused as they have no idea what are they supposed to do. To bear with loneliness or with all the talking.

Angst

"...So when you're opening your mind, you're just going--these layers in the onion, that you're just trying to discover the core. So when you are trying to take the layers of every part of the onion to get to the core, you will cry a lot. That's natural. So there's a lot of suffering involved because it means that a part of you needs to die so other part can be born and understand itself."-Matias De Stefano.

Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gsscekdFFxc
*Personal Interview to Matias De Stefano - English - Gaia TV*

Death of Ego

This drawing is made to commemorate the spring equinox and the upcoming celebration of the Saint Walpurgist Night, also to contemplate the impermanence and the cycles of life. Just as the change of seasons is inevitable, the dark and bright time in our life will always come and go. As a human being with complexities, it is important to accept any hardships in life and to fully appreciate the joyful time. 

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