Evocations

In a world saturated with noise, our inner voice becomes increasingly difficult to hear

We believe we are choosing freely, yet most of our decisions arise from layers of conditioning that disguise themselves as intuition. When confusion becomes the norm, the question emerges: where can guidance come from if everything around us is shaped by the same forces that distort us?

Evocations was born from that question.

If clarity cannot be found in the material world, then it must be sought elsewhere — in a dimension untouched by social narratives, expectations, and noise.

This series is the beginning of my spiritual research: an attempt to reach Guides who exist beyond conditioning, and to translate their presence into visual form.

Each work documents a real encounter.

The process begins with an evocation ritual that leads me into a light trance, where the rational mind withdraws and the body becomes a channel.

The first symbols that appear are maps: coordinates pointing toward the presence I am trying to reach.

When the connection strengthens, the symbols shift — they become language. My muscles tense, release, and move on their own as the Guide communicates through gesture and form.

The dialogue unfolds in cycles: trance, transmission, interpretation, return.

These layers accumulate, creating a visual record of an exchange that is both personal and universal.

The marks, the repetitions, the sudden ruptures — they are not expressions of emotion.

They are traces of communication.

Evocations invites the viewer into this search.

It asks us to look beyond external influence, to question the noise that shapes our perception, and to consider that guidance — true, unconditioned guidance — may arise only when we step outside the world that formed us.