Creation

A world where gravity no longer exists. Books—symbols of knowledge and human memory—are freed from their weight and begin to float, defying the familiar order of things. The work captures a suspended moment in which chaos becomes harmony and the impossible transforms into a new reality.

At the center of the composition is a bookshelf that ceases to be merely a piece of furniture and becomes a space where the laws of physics no longer apply. Books hover, tilt, and drift through the air, as if released from the force that once held them down.

"Weightlessness" is a reflection on the freedom of thought, imagination, and the human ability to transcend the limits of the physical world. It invites the viewer to question what seems certain, suggesting that even the heaviest things can become light when seen from a different perspective. In this space, books do not fall—they exist according to their own laws, where the impossible feels entirely natural.

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