Pilgrimage Towards the Process of Individuation 1/3

This work has been painted on a canvas measuring 400 cm x 1.70 cm and is presented here in parts. In this series, presented with three works, I seek to reference the subject's movement towards a process we all go through, whether consciously or implicitly in unconscious acts. In my case, I used one of my characters from my performance art to narrate this process. This triptych can be read from back to front or vice versa. In this case, the first work in this series is a being with an adult body, but in a childlike posture, as if representing the cry of a capricious baby who has not yet matured enough to stand on their own two feet. They wave their arms, seeking to attract attention, but there is no one around. In the process of knowing ourselves, we encounter the agonizing task of realizing that no one is really going to come and save us. It is seeing others and seeing ourselves internally as mirrors, fighting our own battles, our achievements and disappointments. These issues are constantly addressed by Carl Jung, and they are a source of inspiration for navigating my own life.