A person has been exploring space for over fifty years, yet the question "What is space?" remains unanswered. I am in search of my own answer from the perspectives of an aesthetician, a philosopher, and, of course, a futurist.

So, what is space?
Is it a mass of energy?
Is it a parallel reality?
Is it God?
And who are we?

While scientists grapple with these questions, cultural figures are shaping their own inner perceptions of reality, which are often more significant than mere imitations of reality itself.

In this work, I have embraced the style of abstraction to reconnect with primordial, pure, and authentic art created not by consciousness, but by the soul. I symbolize the transcendence of nature by depicting the movement of energies and the subtle harmony of all processes in the cosmos. This is how Jupiter appears to me — a vast canvas of abstract forms.

I am only at the beginning of my journey and will continue my search for the source of all existence — my own evidence of the Big Bang Theory, my own interpretation of the seven days the creator spent on our beautiful world!

A person has been exploring space for over fifty years, yet the question "What is space?" remains unanswered. I am in search of my own answer from the perspectives of an aesthetician, a philosopher, and, of course, a futurist.

So, what is space?
Is it a mass of energy?
Is it a parallel reality?
Is it God?
And who are we?

While scientists grapple with these questions, cultural figures are shaping their own inner perceptions of reality, which are often more significant than mere imitations of reality itself.

In this work, I have embraced the style of abstraction to reconnect with primordial, pure, and authentic art created not by consciousness, but by the soul. I symbolize the transcendence of nature by depicting the movement of energies and the subtle harmony of all processes in the cosmos. This is how Jupiter appears to me — a vast canvas of abstract forms.

I am only at the beginning of my journey and will continue my search for the source of all existence — my own evidence of the Big Bang Theory, my own interpretation of the seven days the creator spent on our beautiful world!

Sometimes I find it challenging to understand why I depict deserts and stones, and why I choose certain colors. However, I believe that each artwork emerges in its own time and appears exactly as it should. Often, before I can clearly articulate the thought in my mind, I feel a strong urge to capture its silhouette on canvas. I see myself as a mediator between the subconscious and art, yet even I am unaware of much of what is represented in the painting. Thus, I created a crater resembling a pit or a funnel—a symbol of evil, suffering, war, and death. It serves as a representation of what humanity may face in the future if we do not correct our mistakes.

If we do not strive to make the world and ourselves better, life will become a fleeting moment, the future will turn into the past, and all meaning will dissolve into emptiness.

Sometimes I find it challenging to understand why I depict deserts and stones, and why I choose certain colors. However, I believe that each artwork emerges in its own time and appears exactly as it should. Often, before I can clearly articulate the thought in my mind, I feel a strong urge to capture its silhouette on canvas. I see myself as a mediator between the subconscious and art, yet even I am unaware of much of what is represented in the painting. Thus, I created a crater resembling a pit or a funnel—a symbol of evil, suffering, war, and death. It serves as a representation of what humanity may face in the future if we do not correct our mistakes.

If we do not strive to make the world and ourselves better, life will become a fleeting moment, the future will turn into the past, and all meaning will dissolve into emptiness.

The dollar is, for many, a sacred symbol representing limitless opportunities, independence, absolute power, freedom, and even love. It evokes mixed feelings in everyone, and I am no exception.

But what does the world currency truly represent? Is it a source of life or death, development or destruction, good or evil, blessing or curse? And what lies ahead for the icon of capitalism?

The dollar is, for many, a sacred symbol representing limitless opportunities, independence, absolute power, freedom, and even love. It evokes mixed feelings in everyone, and I am no exception.

But what does the world currency truly represent? Is it a source of life or death, development or destruction, good or evil, blessing or curse? And what lies ahead for the icon of capitalism?

We constantly encounter news about conflicts and violence occurring in various corners of the world. Human aggression is an inherent part of our nature, yet it is also an abnormal phenomenon. For me, aggression represents a phenomenon hidden in the dark side of the soul that requires study and active resistance.
But what is really behind this aggression? What factors lead to destructive actions?

There are many reasons that contribute to the emergence of aggression. One key factor is social and economic inequality. Ideologies and religions also play a significant role. Historical contexts should not be overlooked either. However, there is one more important reason — a sense of one's own exclusivity, whether based on economic, religious, or historical criteria. Such individuals often believe that they are entitled to do anything!

Nevertheless, aggression is not the only path. It is important to strive for peaceful and dialogue-based solutions to conflicts. Cultivating tolerance, ethics, empathy, and respect for others may not eliminate all our problems, but it will help create a more harmonious world.

We constantly encounter news about conflicts and violence occurring in various corners of the world. Human aggression is an inherent part of our nature, yet it is also an abnormal phenomenon. For me, aggression represents a phenomenon hidden in the dark side of the soul that requires study and active resistance.
But what is really behind this aggression? What factors lead to destructive actions?

There are many reasons that contribute to the emergence of aggression. One key factor is social and economic inequality. Ideologies and religions also play a significant role. Historical contexts should not be overlooked either. However, there is one more important reason — a sense of one's own exclusivity, whether based on economic, religious, or historical criteria. Such individuals often believe that they are entitled to do anything!

Nevertheless, aggression is not the only path. It is important to strive for peaceful and dialogue-based solutions to conflicts. Cultivating tolerance, ethics, empathy, and respect for others may not eliminate all our problems, but it will help create a more harmonious world.

Have you ever considered that everything bright in nature can be poisonous, both in space and on planet Earth? It's no coincidence that "poisonous color" is associated with very bright, "screaming" shades. Through the lens of Io, one of the most picturesque moons of Jupiter, which is riddled with hundreds of volcanoes and where temperatures range from -400 to +1500 degrees, I highlight a pattern: beauty is linked to danger, and beauty can kill.

Let's examine some examples. The blue-ringed octopus and the poison dart frog are both vibrant and stunning, yet extremely dangerous creatures. The Sumatran tiger and the box jellyfish, flawless and elegant, also pose a significant threat. Many plants exhibit this dual nature as well. For instance, tropical trees adorned with flowers, such as the "suicide trees" (Cerbera odollam) and "angel's trumpets" (Brugmansia arborea), contain harmful toxins in every part. Furthermore, there are strikingly beautiful yet deadly locations on our planet. On the mysterious island of Java in Indonesia lies the acid-volcanic Kawah lake, which, instead of water, contains hydrochloric acid of a delicate jade color. Similar sites can be found in other parts of the world: the Danakil Desert in Ethiopia, the Great Blue Hole in Belize, Lake Natron in Tanzania, Mount Washington in the USA, Death Valley in Russia, and the Cave of Crystals in Mexico.

In a broader sense, my theory is supported by the fact that Earth, this paradise, a true blue oasis in the depths of black space, is inhabited by the most dangerous creatures I know—humans.

Have you ever considered that everything bright in nature can be poisonous, both in space and on planet Earth? It's no coincidence that "poisonous color" is associated with very bright, "screaming" shades. Through the lens of Io, one of the most picturesque moons of Jupiter, which is riddled with hundreds of volcanoes and where temperatures range from -400 to +1500 degrees, I highlight a pattern: beauty is linked to danger, and beauty can kill.

Let's examine some examples. The blue-ringed octopus and the poison dart frog are both vibrant and stunning, yet extremely dangerous creatures. The Sumatran tiger and the box jellyfish, flawless and elegant, also pose a significant threat. Many plants exhibit this dual nature as well. For instance, tropical trees adorned with flowers, such as the "suicide trees" (Cerbera odollam) and "angel's trumpets" (Brugmansia arborea), contain harmful toxins in every part. Furthermore, there are strikingly beautiful yet deadly locations on our planet. On the mysterious island of Java in Indonesia lies the acid-volcanic Kawah lake, which, instead of water, contains hydrochloric acid of a delicate jade color. Similar sites can be found in other parts of the world: the Danakil Desert in Ethiopia, the Great Blue Hole in Belize, Lake Natron in Tanzania, Mount Washington in the USA, Death Valley in Russia, and the Cave of Crystals in Mexico.

In a broader sense, my theory is supported by the fact that Earth, this paradise, a true blue oasis in the depths of black space, is inhabited by the most dangerous creatures I know—humans.

Every person is unique, just like their destiny. Everyone has their own path, free from patterns. I have my own...

I create my own subjective "meaning" of life and "purpose."

Throughout my life, I have felt pressure from the majority who chose the traditional social path. However, I am free from ideologies. I decide for myself what to do, when to marry, what to wear, and what to believe.

The existence of God, the divine, or the supernatural is unknown and incomprehensible to me. I believe in the existence of a "force" that we cannot fully understand or study, but it is not God, and I do not worship this "force." Perhaps we are simply the essential plankton of the ecosystem in the cosmic ocean. I respect all beliefs.

I have no children. The exponential growth of the population on the planet worries me, yet I genuinely want to have many children.

Everyone has their own truth and their own limits of what is permissible, which you establish for yourself. Do whatever you wish, but do not harm other people, animals, or plants. No violence, insults, humiliation, or wars. I respect everyone, regardless of status, and I hate hypocrisy. When I greet someone, I always look them in the eye. I love people, even though they are not perfect; I love nature, and I love life.

I always remember my deceased parents and my first love. This is the greatest pain I have ever experienced.

The primary quality of my soul is kindness. Perhaps this makes me less masculine, but I cannot change it. Every cell of my being is filled with compassion and empathy for those around me; I lack the gene for aggression. Sometimes I see this as a flaw.

All the comforts of life—cars, apartments, money—are necessary, but they feel empty; they do not impress me.

Art is one of the highest values for me, especially painting and music. I will never betray art; I will not trade it or abandon it.

Women are my source of inspiration and energy. For me, a woman is a masterpiece of the natural creator. The whole world revolves around them. I adore women.

Art and women are my Achilles' heel. The boldest mistakes in my life have been made under the influence of these two elements.

I have been involved in sports my entire life; it affects everything I do. Sports make a person resilient, brave, enduring, and patient.

I am both my own hero and anti-hero. From the bricks of my foolishness, committed throughout my life, a new Burj Khalifa could be built. However, I have long forgiven myself and accepted who I am, gaining a sense of calm confidence, wise tolerance, indulgent sadness, responsibility, and comfort.

I am no longer in a hurry, as if I have been allotted 200 years. I move smoothly with the current of life, slightly adjusting the direction of my journey.

I no longer deceive those around me and, most importantly, myself. This is my truth, my reality, and my path. What is your path?

Every person is unique, just like their destiny. Everyone has their own path, free from patterns. I have my own...

I create my own subjective "meaning" of life and "purpose."

Throughout my life, I have felt pressure from the majority who chose the traditional social path. However, I am free from ideologies. I decide for myself what to do, when to marry, what to wear, and what to believe.

The existence of God, the divine, or the supernatural is unknown and incomprehensible to me. I believe in the existence of a "force" that we cannot fully understand or study, but it is not God, and I do not worship this "force." Perhaps we are simply the essential plankton of the ecosystem in the cosmic ocean. I respect all beliefs.

I have no children. The exponential growth of the population on the planet worries me, yet I genuinely want to have many children.

Everyone has their own truth and their own limits of what is permissible, which you establish for yourself. Do whatever you wish, but do not harm other people, animals, or plants. No violence, insults, humiliation, or wars. I respect everyone, regardless of status, and I hate hypocrisy. When I greet someone, I always look them in the eye. I love people, even though they are not perfect; I love nature, and I love life.

I always remember my deceased parents and my first love. This is the greatest pain I have ever experienced.

The primary quality of my soul is kindness. Perhaps this makes me less masculine, but I cannot change it. Every cell of my being is filled with compassion and empathy for those around me; I lack the gene for aggression. Sometimes I see this as a flaw.

All the comforts of life—cars, apartments, money—are necessary, but they feel empty; they do not impress me.

Art is one of the highest values for me, especially painting and music. I will never betray art; I will not trade it or abandon it.

Women are my source of inspiration and energy. For me, a woman is a masterpiece of the natural creator. The whole world revolves around them. I adore women.

Art and women are my Achilles' heel. The boldest mistakes in my life have been made under the influence of these two elements.

I have been involved in sports my entire life; it affects everything I do. Sports make a person resilient, brave, enduring, and patient.

I am both my own hero and anti-hero. From the bricks of my foolishness, committed throughout my life, a new Burj Khalifa could be built. However, I have long forgiven myself and accepted who I am, gaining a sense of calm confidence, wise tolerance, indulgent sadness, responsibility, and comfort.

I am no longer in a hurry, as if I have been allotted 200 years. I move smoothly with the current of life, slightly adjusting the direction of my journey.

I no longer deceive those around me and, most importantly, myself. This is my truth, my reality, and my path. What is your path?

What a paradoxical time we live in! Technological progress makes our lives comfortable and remarkable, yet it simultaneously destroys all living things around us.

On one hand, it’s wonderful that washing machines free us from dirt and the need to iron clothes, coffee machines brew coffee to suit every taste, and modern cars transport us anywhere on time. On the other hand, technological progress has a darker side. Millions of cubic meters of fresh water are consumed to produce cotton, thousands of hectares of forests are cleared to make paper, and machinery manufacturing requires tons of natural resources. The exploitation of natural resources and mass production only exacerbate the situation.

Anthropogenic pollution of the environment has become one of the foremost problems of our time, capable of leading to global ecological disasters. Despite this, large corporations continue to accelerate the machinery of technological progress, increasing levels of physical, chemical, biological, and mechanical pollution. This results in declining populations of many animal species and the destruction of ecosystems as a whole, transforming oceans into lifeless bodies of water and forests into barren wastelands. And this is just the beginning. Give humanity time!

What a paradoxical time we live in! Technological progress makes our lives comfortable and remarkable, yet it simultaneously destroys all living things around us.

On one hand, it’s wonderful that washing machines free us from dirt and the need to iron clothes, coffee machines brew coffee to suit every taste, and modern cars transport us anywhere on time. On the other hand, technological progress has a darker side. Millions of cubic meters of fresh water are consumed to produce cotton, thousands of hectares of forests are cleared to make paper, and machinery manufacturing requires tons of natural resources. The exploitation of natural resources and mass production only exacerbate the situation.

Anthropogenic pollution of the environment has become one of the foremost problems of our time, capable of leading to global ecological disasters. Despite this, large corporations continue to accelerate the machinery of technological progress, increasing levels of physical, chemical, biological, and mechanical pollution. This results in declining populations of many animal species and the destruction of ecosystems as a whole, transforming oceans into lifeless bodies of water and forests into barren wastelands. And this is just the beginning. Give humanity time!

Recently, we have been hearing more and more about ChatGPT and its unique capabilities. Some joke, while others seriously discuss the potential threats posed by artificial intelligence if it manages to become self-aware. It sounds like the plot of a science fiction movie. However, we should not forget that the transformation of an ape into a human once also seemed like an incredible fact. Perhaps we are on the brink of a new evolutionary stage in which machines could become intelligent beings.

The painting captures this significant moment. The robot did not simply see H2O; it grasped the beauty and grandeur of falling water, appreciating its power and tenderness. For the first time, it desired not to analyze, but to create. The robot sensed the fragrance of life, symbolized by the white lily — a flower that embodies purity, elegance, and the beauty of conscious thought. Thus, despite the hostile environment, a new evolutionary miracle may emerge.

Recently, we have been hearing more and more about ChatGPT and its unique capabilities. Some joke, while others seriously discuss the potential threats posed by artificial intelligence if it manages to become self-aware. It sounds like the plot of a science fiction movie. However, we should not forget that the transformation of an ape into a human once also seemed like an incredible fact. Perhaps we are on the brink of a new evolutionary stage in which machines could become intelligent beings.

The painting captures this significant moment. The robot did not simply see H2O; it grasped the beauty and grandeur of falling water, appreciating its power and tenderness. For the first time, it desired not to analyze, but to create. The robot sensed the fragrance of life, symbolized by the white lily — a flower that embodies purity, elegance, and the beauty of conscious thought. Thus, despite the hostile environment, a new evolutionary miracle may emerge.

The Sun is our God! Do you disagree? For me, it is true. The entire world revolves around the Sun; it is the source of life and can also bring destruction.

I believe in the Sun! I see it, I feel it. If the Sun were to disappear, we would vanish as well. Neither the dollar nor oil will help us survive, and even prayers would be powerless.

The Sun is the greatest Miracle of Light, a pure source of energy, and our local God!

The Sun is our God! Do you disagree? For me, it is true. The entire world revolves around the Sun; it is the source of life and can also bring destruction.

I believe in the Sun! I see it, I feel it. If the Sun were to disappear, we would vanish as well. Neither the dollar nor oil will help us survive, and even prayers would be powerless.

The Sun is the greatest Miracle of Light, a pure source of energy, and our local God!

In my house, I have aquarium fish. I've noticed that whenever I add a new fish, slightly smaller in size, it is immediately eaten. Sometimes, the largest fish attacks the newcomer, while other times, several fish gang up on it, tearing the poor creature apart.

It is astonishing that in our society of homo sapiens, something similar occurs. We haven't strayed far from simple fish. Even after Gagarin's flight into space, Malevich's creation of the "Black Square," and Morton's invention of anesthesia, we continue to exist as beings where the strong prey on the weak.

In my house, I have aquarium fish. I've noticed that whenever I add a new fish, slightly smaller in size, it is immediately eaten. Sometimes, the largest fish attacks the newcomer, while other times, several fish gang up on it, tearing the poor creature apart.

It is astonishing that in our society of homo sapiens, something similar occurs. We haven't strayed far from simple fish. Even after Gagarin's flight into space, Malevich's creation of the "Black Square," and Morton's invention of anesthesia, we continue to exist as beings where the strong prey on the weak.

Our home is the remarkable planet Earth. It has the potential to exist for millions more years, yet humanity faces the threat of extinction. Like the ancient dinosaurs that once roamed our land, we too can vanish, and the cause of this is the reckless actions of humans.

The artwork, represented through symbols, illustrates the primary causes of these threats: environmental pollution, wars, competition for resources, artificial epidemics, nuclear and chemical weapons, as well as unchecked technological progress.

Now, when I gaze up at the sky, instead of stars, I see only the social issues that plague the entire world.

Our home is the remarkable planet Earth. It has the potential to exist for millions more years, yet humanity faces the threat of extinction. Like the ancient dinosaurs that once roamed our land, we too can vanish, and the cause of this is the reckless actions of humans.

The artwork, represented through symbols, illustrates the primary causes of these threats: environmental pollution, wars, competition for resources, artificial epidemics, nuclear and chemical weapons, as well as unchecked technological progress.

Now, when I gaze up at the sky, instead of stars, I see only the social issues that plague the entire world.

Recently, I woke up, turned on the TV, and realized that we are losing God!

This concerns all of us—from Christians to Muslims, from Jews to Buddhists, from pagans to agnostics. When will this end? When will theft, deception, murder, and the other sins mentioned in the Ten Commandments cease?

Most likely, it will conclude with us and "thanks" to us. This beautiful and amazing world will never remember us again. Only the ringing silence at the bottom of the abyss will gently cradle our mortal remains beneath a thick layer of ash.

Recently, I woke up, turned on the TV, and realized that we are losing God!

This concerns all of us—from Christians to Muslims, from Jews to Buddhists, from pagans to agnostics. When will this end? When will theft, deception, murder, and the other sins mentioned in the Ten Commandments cease?

Most likely, it will conclude with us and "thanks" to us. This beautiful and amazing world will never remember us again. Only the ringing silence at the bottom of the abyss will gently cradle our mortal remains beneath a thick layer of ash.