This work is part of the Digital Emperor cycle. Within each of us resides not just a personality, but an entire chain of ancestors — not in the genetic sense, but as a form of memory that exists beyond language. This memory does not narrate; it attunes. It surfaces through intuition, through premonitions, through images that appear from “nowhere.”
The ancient mysteries are not forgotten cults, but inner codes of consciousness — deep structures through which we perceive and shape reality. They remain active even when we no longer recognize their names. Like algorithms running in the background. Like the architecture of a temple long destroyed, whose traces are still felt beneath the ground.
Through art, I seek to touch these codes. Not to decipher them, but to listen. Here, art is not a means of communication — it is a form of immersion. I do not reconstruct the past; I allow it to project itself into the present — distorted, yet familiar in outline.
This work is not about history, but about an inner kinship with what is older than us, yet lives within us. It suggests that mystery is not a spectacle, but a structure of sensing. Not a text, but a ritual of recognition.
