Lost Axis

Lost Axis is a reflection on disorientation in a hyper-structured world. It explores the moment when the frameworks we've relied upon—logic, direction, identity—begin to dissolve. The work poses a quiet rebellion against precision, suggesting that even in a perfectly mapped universe, we can feel profoundly lost. The title speaks to more than just spatial axes—it hints at a spiritual or existential axis, the inner compass that governs meaning and movement. The piece stands at the intersection of technology and introspection, evoking questions about our place in systems that can measure everything except purpose. There’s a tension here: between nature and artificial constructs, between motion and stillness, between knowing where you are and knowing who you are. In that tension lies the essence of Lost Axis—a poetic meditation on the human condition in an increasingly synthetic reality.