The Observer in the Temple of Their Own Schemas Painting

“Litany of Oblivion: The Observer in the Temple of Their Own Schemas” (oil on canvas, 80x60x1.5 cm, 2024) is a painting that explores the ritualistic nature of the human mind in its continual struggle with the ephemerality of memory. The composition shows an observer lost in the space between reality and the dark, schematic structure of their own recollections. In this work, mystery and introspection intertwine, creating an atmosphere where every memory seems both sacred and illusory. It’s a scene where cognitive schemas become the focus of almost liturgical reverence, with every subtle detail reflecting the pulsating rhythm of an internal battle for access to forgotten fragments of consciousness.