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POBSESSION FUTURE TIME" explores the paradox of mortality, legacy, and chronological control. The date painted boldly across the body—28.03.2045—marks the artist's birthday in a near future. This exact focal point births the Pobsession of time, stretching existence into a distant horizon where the artist may no longer exist. Yet, because this future chronological space does not yet belong to the present self, the artist remains untouched by its weight. The anxiety of passing time is detached, intellectualized, and ultimately conquered. The Pobsession is not suffered; it is completely dominated.
A striking, deeply philosophical phygital art print blending gothic architecture, avant-garde body art, and existential sovereignty
POBSESSION FUTURE TIME" explores the paradox of mortality, legacy, and chronological control. The date painted boldly across the body—28.03.2045—marks the artist's birthday in a near future. This exact focal point births the Pobsession of time, stretching existence into a distant horizon where the artist may no longer exist. Yet, because this future chronological space does not yet belong to the present self, the artist remains untouched by its weight. The anxiety of passing time is detached, intellectualized, and ultimately conquered. The Pobsession is not suffered; it is completely dominated.
A striking, deeply philosophical phygital art print blending gothic architecture, avant-garde body art, and existential sovereignty