There are 164 photos of the ground and 164 photos of the sky.
For every kilometre I traveled during isolation.
As an attempt to achieve harmony between daily, reflexive work, and something else ...
Heart vibrates / a number of steps per minute
Documentary photo project
Digital printing
328 photos, 20x17 distributed on the module, size 100x50
The total size of the installation is 400x400 cm. (configuration may vary depending on space)
In this project the way Lviv - Lutsk (Kivertsi) was fixed
The path reveals itself as a means of conscious perception of all internal processes that occur automatically.
But in a critical condition for the body, they acquire a new, paramount importance.
Feelings that raised during isolation, leaving the comfort zone: anxiety, fear, acceptance, calm, pleasure, exhaustion, self-awareness as a unit, apathy, return to automation of movements, despair, euphoria,
critical desire for socialization, feelings of love and fullness.
Emotions that we feel on a micro level every day, or sharpened, for a long time.
During this 40-hour experience, with constant physical activity, there was a constant internal struggle between the physical needs of the body and the desire for emotional and spiritual saturation.
Signs of physical needs were not only the desire to stop but also a search for a resource to continue.
Refusal to make systematic stops in order to soberly assess the situation around, and once again to form the motivation to start moving.
Signs of emotional needs were frequently changed in the internal condition from absolute happiness to apathy and despair, which later turned out to be prejudiced against others. That’s why they are devoid of external influence, because it was formed on the basis of previously experienced moments and thickened when it was possible to find the objects seen in their memories.
Signs of spiritual needs were reflected in the desire to find meaning in this whole path, and the reasons to stay, right here and now. Balancing between it’s performance of automatic movements.
