Documentary Team photographer George "Jorgé de la Playa" Post and Ukranian artist Mykola Kabluka are reflected his installation "The Point of Unity." Artist's Description: "An original installation that creates a moment of unity between sky and earth, human and nature, and the Universe. It invites everyone to become the central element of the space, surrounded by reflections, hundreds of shimmering lights, and sounds. Here, you neither leave the ground nor soar into the sky — you exist in balance with everything at once, at a point where you can touch the stars. The installation expresses an allegory of the connection between the present and the future, reminding us that change begins within ourselves. It’s a sacred moment where an intangible idea descends to earth, materializes, and you become part of this process, interacting with the space through light, sound, and reflection." The cylindrical reflective surface of the installation exaggerates vertical perspective, especially of more distant objects such as the surrounding hills and fellow artist Blitzy's nearby "Afterlife Reincarnate" installation.
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Photo by: George Post

Year: 2025

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Documentary Team photographer George "Jorgé de la Playa" Post and Ukranian artist Mykola Kabluka are reflected his installation "The Point of Unity." Artist's Description: "An original installation that creates a moment of unity between sky and earth, human and nature, and the Universe. It invites everyone to become the central element of the space, surrounded by reflections, hundreds of shimmering lights, and sounds. Here, you neither leave the ground nor soar into the sky — you exist in balance with everything at once, at a point where you can touch the stars. The installation expresses an allegory of the connection between the present and the future, reminding us that change begins within ourselves. It’s a sacred moment where an intangible idea descends to earth, materializes, and you become part of this process, interacting with the space through light, sound, and reflection." The cylindrical reflective surface of the installation exaggerates vertical perspective, especially of more distant objects such as the surrounding hills and fellow artist Blitzy's nearby "Afterlife Reincarnate" installation.

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