“Fragments of Samsara and Cycles”

This work originates from the motion-blurred imagery of liquor bottles. Drinking, forgetting, and drinking again—this repetitive rhythm mirrors the notion of samsara, the endless cycle of birth, death, and rebirth in Buddhist and Hindu philosophy.

Samsara is the process of perpetual circulation, where existence passes through cycles of life and death, endlessly recurring. In this exhibition, Fragments of Samsara and Cycles, fragments derived from photographs and paintings are continuously arranged and repeated across the canvas. This process not only visualizes the infinite potential of art but also traces the path from samsara toward liberation.

Although abstract in appearance, the work resonates with the intertwining of human rituals and cosmic cycles. Through the everyday act of drinking, themes of memory and oblivion, the fleeting and the eternal, desire and transcendence, are layered together in a single visual field.

95cm x 95cm x3cm

KASANE PRINT, with a three-dimensional surface.

Wooden frame, acrylic