Lemusich's Garden

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The series Lemusich’s Garden unfolds as a visual glass bead game between philosophy, myth, and imagination. Across twelve triptychs, fragments of alchemy, art, and cultural history intertwine with intuitive images to form a mutable continuum. Memory and imagination, science and myth, play and structure overlap in shimmering variations - an imaginary garden where meaning is never fixed but continually re-emerges.