The creation of the project Visible/Invisible began with the start of the quarantine. 

The meditative work with a chisel in linoleum layers significantly slowed down the creative rhythm. 
It provided an opportunity to engage in long-term meticulous work, experiment with printing and impressions.

The quarantine became a period of rethinking meanings, approaches to work, and important markers. Such as important/unimportant, meaningful/meaningless, necessary/unnecessary. We live in a world full of contradictions and interchangeable meanings. This is not just about philosophical or cultural understanding, but also very utilitarian.

This project is a reflection on the feelings towards the world in 2020. Feelings towards the world through signs and symbols, their visible and invisible parts.