OTTO

achrony

june 2023

The use of repetitive patterns does not simply suggest
the linear flow of time, but activates a circular
and simultaneously differentiating logic, hinting at the
ways in which the past, present, and future
intertwine. As Gilles Deleuze suggests, repetition
is never identical; each time something
reappears, it does so in a mutated form, bringing with it a
new possibility of becoming.

In this context, patterns function as rhythmic traces
of time, where the very concept of identity
is challenged in favor of movement, difference, and
multiplicity. Each element of the work functions as a
dialogue between the ephemeral and the eternal, inviting
the viewer to reflect on their own personal
narratives, to confront time and the memory it
carries.