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Act Three, Scene Three 4/10, 2025
Linoollõige, raamitud muuseumiklaasi ja sametpaspartuuga
“Act Three, Scene Three” 4/10 pulled by the artist, linocut. Printed on high-quality 280gsm Arches Rives BFK printmaking paper and framed with UV-resistant museum glass + black velvet passe-partout. The artwork is on view at the exhibition “Multinektar in the Multiverse” at Gallery Pallas until 22 November 2025. The metaphysical series “Act Three” depicts the Butterfly Woman in the third phase of her life – a moment where inner transformation has led to maturity and self-actualization. The caterpillar and cocoon stages remain only as a conceptual backstory, symbolizing the internal evolution that culminated in her emergence as a butterfly. This is a series that expands across time and space, where each new scene marks a chapter in the artist’s journey of self-discovery. “Act Three, Scene Three” centers on the experience of being seen, explored through the lenses of both courage and fear. The Butterfly Woman stands in the spotlight, her shadow behind her offering support. The black-and-white checkerboard beneath her feet symbolizes the choices she faces, and now she consciously steps onto the white square. It is a moment where vulnerability transforms into strength, and visibility is no longer a threat— but a choice. The vertically divided black-and-white background represents a space-time continuum, where the shadow is as vast as the light that cast it. Balance in this realm is not a static state or accidental harmony, but a continuous, conscious process.
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