Micro Cosmos

The series of collages and pastel drawings in Micro Cosmos explores the relationship between the human being and the universe through the idea of the individual as a microcosm that mirrors the structure and principles of the larger cosmos. In these works, the smallest units of existence—cells, particles, and primordial elements—become symbols of the profound connection between inner reality and the material universe. Visual forms often resemble both biological cells and cosmic bodies, creating intentional ambiguity: the viewer may not be certain whether they are observing microscopic life or distant planets. This duality highlights the idea that the same principles shape both the living body and the universe itself.

An additional exploration within this series appears in three collage-on-canvas works—Cosmo, Volcano, and Elements of the Cosmos. Cosmo is composed in such a way that the image reads simultaneously as a smiling face and as a constellation of elemental or cosmic objects, a playful ambiguity echoed in some pastel drawings. Volcano shifts into a pop-art language, incorporating a cartoon-like scene with a character, yet still embedding planets and cosmic elements that tie it to the project’s conceptual direction. Elements of the Cosmos align intellectually with the other collages but is executed entirely with airbrush on canvas, making it a transitional work: it bridges the techniques of Micro Cosmos with those that will appear in the painted series of Macro Cosmos.

The collages throughout Micro Cosmos reference elemental particles such as hydrogen, helium, and the early compound HeH⁺, evoking the universe’s earliest moments while also pointing inward, toward the foundations of our own being. Through abstract, layered imagery, the series becomes a visual meditation on internal landscapes—records of introspective journeys where the intimate and the infinite converge. The viewer is invited to recognize a fragment of the universe within themselves, discovering how the vastness of the cosmos and the hidden architecture of the body reflect one another.

Collage

Heh+ 5, collage, 29x47,5 cm 2022
Spacescape 3, collage, 23,5x35cm, 2022
Spacescape 1, collage, 23,5x35cm, 2021
Spacescape 2, collage, 24x35cm, 2022
Heh+ (4), collage, 35x27,5cm, 2022
Heh+ (3), collage, 47,5x29cm, 2022
Heh+ (2), collage, 35x27cm, 2020
Heh+ (1), collage, 35x27cm, 2020
Spacescape 5, collage on canvas, 50x39,5cm, 2022
Volcano, collage on canvas, 50x80cm, 2022
Cosmo, collage on canvas, 50x80cm, 2022
Heh+ (6), collage on canvas, 50x90cm, 2023

Mixed media on paper (pencil, dry pastel & oil pastel)

Happy, 35 × 46.5 cm, 2022

Happy, 35 × 46.5 cm, 2022

Lady, 50 × 35 cm, 2022

Space 1, 47 × 34.5 cm, 2022

Tropical landscape, 35 × 25 cm, 2022

Wave, 35 × 25 cm, 2022

Space 2, 35 × 25 cm, 2022

Star, 30 × 25 cm, 2022

Electricity, 29.5 × 21 cm, 2022

Luna park, 47 × 34.5 cm, 2022

Whew, 35 × 25 cm, 2022

Mohawk profile, 35 × 25 cm, 2022

Dry pastel on black paper

Luna park, 50 × 30 cm, 2022

In the nebula, 34.5 × 25 cm, 2022

Fluids, 50 × 35 cm, 2022

Clown, 29.5 × 21 cm, 2022

Cosmic love, 31.5 × 30 cm, 2022

Comet, 35 × 25 cm, 2022

Rainbow, 29.5 × 21 cm, 2022

Match, 50 × 40 cm, 2022

Cosmic 2, 45 × 40 cm, 2022

Cosmic 1, 34 × 30.5 cm, 2022

Profile, 35 × 25 cm, 2022

Neon swamp, 35 × 25 cm, 2022

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