Transformation Series
The Transformation series explores consciousness as a continual process of perception, reflection, and inner change. Drawing from Eastern philosophy, contemplative practice, sacred geometry, metaphysics, and symbolic systems, the work considers how human beings have sought to understand the deeper structures underlying existence and experience.
Across Vedic and Upanishadic thought, transformation is understood as a movement within consciousness itself: a gradual shift from identification with surface appearance toward direct perception of a more essential reality. The sculptures engage this tradition through carved symbols, geometric structures, energetic diagrams, and philosophical references embedded within the surface of each form. These inscriptions function as traces of inquiry, carrying systems of thought concerned with vibration, order, cosmology, and the relationship between inner and outer worlds.
The series reflects an ongoing search for coherence within the complexity of human experience. Through stillness, repetition, and symbolic form, the works hold the tension between what is known, perceived, and intuited, tracing the movement through which consciousness encounters itself.
Satcitananda
Akasha
Samadhi
Lyra
Moksha
Bodhicitta
Purusha
Ahimsa
Tat Tvam Asi
