The Break of Dawn
In this work, the emphasis is placed not on the nature of the dimensional membrane itself, but on the higher-dimensional world visible beyond it. The image depicts a state of dawn in that realm—a moment of beginning, where something new is about to emerge. Recent scientific hypotheses have suggested that consciousness may have existed prior to the birth of the universe, echoing ideas long discussed within spiritual traditions. Here, consciousness is understood as preceding and shaping the universe, rather than arising from it.
The painting represents an early phase of such a universe: a hazy, indistinct condition formed by consciousness, before clear structure and definition fully appear. Forms are not yet fixed, and boundaries remain fluid. Over time, this indistinct state begins to acquire clearer contours, signaling the emergence of a new cosmic order. The entire process is observed through the dimensional membrane, which functions as an interface between the three-dimensional world and the higher-dimensional realm beyond.
