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  • Reading List

    This reading list reflects many of the authors and works that have shaped my thinking over the years. It is not intended as a definitive canon, but as an evolving record of the ideas that continue to influence my work in architecture, philosophy, psychology, aesthetics, and symbolic thought. The books are not arranged according to…

  • The Evolution of Aesthetic Judgment

    On the Developmental Stages of Aesthetic Judgment Audio Essay: Evolution of Aesthetic Judgment This will be a short study of aesthetics. Of how aesthetic judgment can tell us more than ethical (moral) judgment, and how, unlike ethical judgment, it is not really subject to lying, or at least not to the same extent. Nietzsche says:…

  • Emptiness as the Center

    Srpska verzija / Serbian Version Audio Essay: Emptiness as the Center The center is a crucial element of every composition. The central motif, the central pillar, the center of focus. In everyday language, when we try to explain the concept of a center, we are guided by the logic of position. The center is a location.…

  • The Negation of Historicity

    Audio Essay: The Negation of Historicity Further analysis, however quirky, has helped me understand (personal) relationship with work in a broader sense. I hope that the following interpretation may also assist others in finding a different perspective toward their work, one that is not solely defined by basic ideas. This interpretation mainly refers to the…

  • On Love for the Ideal

    Audio Essay: On Love for the Ideal On Love For the last 10,000 years, up until around the late 1800s, an individual’s environment was composed of “things” that were generated according to the following principle: an individual would leave their “house,” find a stone or a piece of wood that could be of use, bring it…

  • Squaring the Circle

    From Pleroma to Actualization Audio Essay: Squaring the Circle Translating Potency Planning often brings anxiety, and that is not unknown. Fears are part of daily life and can be rooted in something we may not always clearly define, but which exists as a constant. This is not a weakness but an opportunity to understand how to…

  • Thesis and Anti-thesis | Interpretations of Basic Mandalas

    Audio Essay: Thesis and Anti-thesis Freedom vs. Destiny It’s easy to fall into the trap and assume that the opposite of freedom is an empty lack of freedom or imprisonment. “The soul is free when it is educated.” – M. Eckhart, Goethe On the opposite side of freedom lies a choice. The Choice is what ends…

  • About Personas

    Throughout life, Persona builds our personality in two ways. The First Persona During our younger years, Persona semi-consciously infiltrates our subconscious, and then, practically from the subconscious, actualizes itself through our behaviour. This is especially evident during adolescence when the “artificiality” of adopted characteristics is visible almost non-stop. This is the moment when the subconscious…

  • The wizard’s sphere

    Why does the Wizard look at the sphere? There is a well-known story of a wizard (the archetype of a Wise Old Man), who has the power to look into the sphere from which he reads the future. The sphere is a pictorial representation of Pleroma. The sphere is potency. In order to read the…

  • Brother M and the Present

    Brother M once perceived the Present (absolute now moment). From all that has been experienced, the following conclusion has been drawn: The Now is constituted from the ontological element which is the exclusive Present. In its exclusivity, the Now does not allow memory to form around it, ergo the Now can never belong to History…