In Psychic City, the human eye emerges as a threshold between inner consciousness and urban space, creating a visual language that explores the boundaries of perception and awareness. Through examining the eye as both observer and observed, the series reveals how vision shapes our understanding of reality while suggesting the presence of unseen dimensions within everyday urban life.
The work positions the eye as more than an organ of sight—it becomes a symbol of consciousness itself, reflecting both external observation and internal awareness. Cultural markers of vision, from eye patches to spiritual symbols, transform into portals between physical and psychic realms. These elements expose the tension between conventional sight and alternative modes of perception, suggesting that true vision extends beyond mere optical function.
At its core, Psychic City questions the nature of seeing itself. By mapping the intersection of conscious and unconscious perception in urban space, the work reveals how our understanding of reality is shaped by both what we choose to see and what remains hidden. This investigation opens onto broader questions about awareness, suggesting that authentic vision requires looking beyond surface appearances to recognize the subtle forces that shape our experience of the world.
