Material dot. Part I Drawing

During that period of my work, I explored such topics as the responsibility of mankind to nature, the self-awareness of man as part of the universe and the search for his place among the stars. In the "dot" collection of works, I use the pointillism technique as a conceptual framework, referring viewers to Carl Sagan's "Pale Blue Dot" speech. I was greatly impressed by this speech, and I will always recognize myself as the bearer of the idea expressed in it. My works, through the reworked images of rock paintings, speak to the viewer and try to convey simple, but very important ideas: a person should take care of a small blue dot flying through a silent void, and not perceive it as a material point, as if a mathematical term - an object, size and importance which can be neglected. Each work is tens of thousands of black dots, hand-drawn by me on a sheet of paper. This is a long performance that should show the viewer the scale of the universe and make us think about our place in it.