Primordial inheritance

Two horns rise from a human head — symbols of ancient, primal faith.
This sculpture honors the deep spiritual connection early humans felt with the earth, the sun, the rivers, the unseen forces of the world. It was a time when nature was sacred, and existence itself was a mystery to be worshiped.

Yet devotion often crossed into sacrifice and fear — an overwhelming surrender to gods who decided every fate, leaving little room for human will or inner responsibility.

"Primordial Inheritance" invites us to remember the sacredness of life and nature — but also to recognize that our power was never meant to be fully surrendered. We are both part of the universe and active co-creators within it.

Inheritance
Series of Three Sculptures

"Inheritance" is a sculptural journey told through three works — an exploration of the silent legacies we carry within: the spiritual beliefs, the sacred traditions, and the invisible structures that have shaped human existence for centuries.

From the ancient, primal connection to nature, to the heavy weight of organized faith and inherited doctrines, to the quiet, liberating awakening of individual freedom — each sculpture marks a passage through the landscapes of the soul.

It is a story of how memory, belief, and spirit flow through us — not as commands, but as whispers — offering us a choice:
to carry, to question, and to consciously become.

These sculptures are born from my own search between worlds:
A deep reverence for the primal bond with the earth, the universe, and its creator — for I believe we all come from ONE.
Yet I also recognize that in ancient devotion, as in later religions, humans often surrendered too much of their own power, handing over responsibility for their lives to unseen forces.

"Inheritance" honors the beauty we have received — the wisdom of connection, the call to spirit — while also speaking to the need to awaken, to choose, and to find a new balance between faith and self. It is a passage from blind devotion toward conscious belonging.

Material: black and terracotta clay

Measures: ± 33 x 23 x 64 cm

Please note that the colors in the pictures may appear slightly different in person due to variations in lighting when the photos were taken.

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