Scrolling in the Garden of Eden
Scrolling in the Garden of Eden explores the fragmentation of identity in a digital age, where individuals are compelled to inhabit multiple personas in response to social expectations. The Garden of Eden becomes a metaphor for a lost paradise, while the act of scrolling suggests an endless search for meaning in a world saturated with images. Between memory and simulation, the exhibition reflects on the exhaustion of constantly becoming someone else.
140 x 140cm / sawdust and acrylic on canvas / 2026
120 x 150cm / oil on canvas / 2026
180 x 180cm / acrylic on canvas / 2026
160 x 200cm / acrylic on canvas / 2026
180 x 180cm / acrylic on canvas / 2026
700 x 150cm / sawdust and acrylic on canvas / 2026
180 x 180cm / acrylic on canvas / 2026
100 x 100cm / sawdust and oil on canvas / 2026
100 x 100cm / sawdust and acrylic on canvas / 2026
70 x 100cm / sand and acrylic on canvas / 2026
120 x 150cm / acrylic on canvas / 2026
40 x 40cm / sawdust and acrylic on canvas / 2026
40 x 40cm / oil on canvas / 2026
80 x 100cm / sawdust and acrylic on canvas / 2026
40 x 40cm / sawdust and acrylic on canvas / 2026
40 x 40cm / sawdust and acrylic on canvas / 2026
40 x 40cm / sawdust and oil on canvas / 2026
40 x 40cm / sawdust and acrylic on canvas / 2026
80 x 100cm / sawdust and acrylic on canvas / 2026
40 x 40cm / sawdust and acrylic on canvas / 2026

