Illusion is a necessary state for deeply immersing in the game. It occurs when the player becomes so completely absorbed in the illusion that they stop recognizing it as a game and believe the material world is the only true reality. This belief blocks the ability to understand higher realities and the true nature of existence. However, to move forward, one must realize that life is not only a game but also an opportunity for change and growth. Change is not just possible — it is essential if the player is willing to step beyond their illusion and see the true picture of reality.
 
In this painting, human hands are depicted, intertwined so intricately that their beginnings and ends are indistinguishable. This scene conveys the feeling of being stuck in this space. On the columns, symbols resembling a chessboard can be seen, serving as a reminder of the grand game of life.
Yet, the individual becomes so engrossed in the process that they forget its true nature, losing sight of the fact that it is all just part of a greater story.
 
43.3 x 31.5 in
2024
Canvas, acrylic, oil pastel, ceramics