The artwork "Holographic Univers" explores the concept of a holographic universe, a cosmic projection originating from higher dimensions. Central to this composition is a bird, symbolizing a higher-dimensional observer—a literal "bird's-eye view" over the entire universe. The bird serves as both a witness and a metaphor for consciousness, observing the interconnected nature of existence from a transcendent vantage point.

The vertical line that runs through the piece acts as a bridge, connecting the higher-dimensional reality to the holographic projection of our universe. It introduces a sense of tension and structure, guiding the viewer’s gaze while hinting at the unseen forces that shape our cosmos. The surrounding textures and web-like connections evoke the fragility and complexity of this projection, reminding us of the intricate balance within the fabric of the universe.

The crater at the center, deliberately subdued, suggests an origin point—a subtle nod to the genesis of this holographic reality. Its understated presence ensures that the bird remains the focal theme, emphasizing the idea that understanding the universe requires perspective beyond human perception.

Through its dynamic interplay of light, color, and form, "Holographic Univers" invites viewers to reflect on the mysteries of existence. It challenges us to consider how much of our reality is shaped by higher dimensions and to ponder the role of observation in creating meaning.