Schrödinger’s Artist

An exploration of duality, revelation, and the unseen self.

In Schrödinger’s Artist, the viewer is invited into a contemplative space where the boundaries between observer and observed, creator and creation, blur and intertwine. Drawing inspiration from the quantum thought experiment of Schrödinger’s cat, the work delves into the paradox of simultaneous existence and non-existence, mirroring the artist’s own journey of self-discovery and expression.

The piece unfolds as a visual poem, each frame a verse that oscillates between clarity and ambiguity. This poetic structure serves not merely as a narrative device but as a medium through which the artist’s subconscious communicates, revealing layers of meaning that transcend the literal. The culmination of the video sees the emergence of the artist—not as a definitive figure but as an embodiment of the Jungian shadow, suggesting that creation is as much about uncovering hidden facets of the self as it is about external expression.

Aligned with the principles of Revelationist art, Schrödinger’s Artist challenges the viewer to engage in an active process of interpretation and introspection. The work does not present a singular truth but rather opens a dialogue about the nature of reality, perception, and the multifaceted identity of the artist. It stands as a testament to the idea that art is not a static object but a dynamic process of revelation, both for the creator and the audience.

Acrylic on canvas measures 40 x 30 cm. Inspired by the association between Schroedinger’s cat thought experiment and revelationist art conceptualizations. See this link (coming soon) for more. https://medium.com/@vooglue/revelationist-art-b7bf544a2d07