Fingerprint

FINGERPRINT unfolds as a rhythmic play of black and white ceramic cylinders, arranged in a precise order that gradually reveals the image of an enlarged, stylized fingerprint – the ultimate marker of human identity.

Within these ceramic forms, printed eyes gaze outward through Plexiglas, while circular mirrors multiply the view, creating a shifting optical illusion of depth, like peering through binoculars. This interplay of repetition, reflection, and vision evokes both surveillance and self-awareness.

The work speaks of identity not only as a biological imprint but as a state of consciousness. The “awakened” eyes suggest those individuals who look more deeply, who reflect upon themselves and the world, and who recognize the invisible patterns shaping human existence.

Installation exhibited at:

     – VIII Biennial of Young Artists “Identities”, Museum of Contemporary Art, Skopje, Macedonia (2009)

     – “Identities”, Kosovo Art Gallery, Prishtina, Kosovo (2009)

• Dimensions: 320cm x 250cm

• Materials: ceramic objects, colored foils, printed eyes on Plexiglas, mirrors, plexiglas in color