DUALITY OF PERCEPTION

Solo show FREVO NYC

New York City, USA — September 2024

The Temple of Light welcomes you to "DUALITY OF PERCEPTION" an exhibition that explores the fascinating interplay between opposites, revealing the profound beauty and complexity that arises from their interaction.

In every corner of our world, duality manifests itself, shaping our experiences and perceptions in profound ways.

LIGHT AND DARKNESS

The dichotomy between light and darkness is one of the most fundamental and evocative contrasts in human experience. Light illuminates, bringing clarity, warmth, and life.

It symbolizes knowledge, hope, and purity. Darkness, in contrast, is often associated with mystery, the unknown, and introspection.

It evokes a sense of depth, rest, and the infinite. Yet, it is within the interplay of light and darkness that we find the most compelling beauty—the soft glow of twilight, the dramatic shadows of a sunny day, the serenity of a moonlit night. This dynamic contrast invites us to appreciate both the brilliance of

Light and the tranquility of darkness, understanding that each defines and enhances the other.

DAY AND NIGHT

The cycle of day and night encapsulates the rhythm of life itself. Day, with its bright and bustling energy, represents activity, progress, and the ceaseless march of time. It is a period of creation, growth, and external focus.

Night, on the other hand, brings stillness, rest, and a retreat into the inner world. It is a time for reflection, dreams, and the subconscious.

The transition from day to night and back again is a reminder of the natural cycles that govern our lives, emphasizing balance and the necessity of both action and repose.

This perpetual dance between day and night creates a harmonious balance that sustains life and fosters a deeper understanding of our own rhythms.

THE ATTRACTION OF OPPOSITES

Opposites attract, not only in the physical world but also in the realm

Of ideas and emotions.

This attraction is a powerful force that drives creativity, growth and change.

In art, literature, and philosophy, the tension between opposing forces often leads to new insights and deeper understanding. The interaction between opposites—such as love and hate, joy and sorrow, chaos and order—reveals the complexity of the human experience.

It is through the reconciliation of these dualities that we find meaning, purpose, and a more nuanced appreciation of the world around us.