The exhibition was named "Labyrinth - on the road to transhumanism", because it contains different themes that intertwine and build on each other. I can never single out just one area that will guide me, I always work spontaneously and in accordance with the thoughts and feelings that guide me. The images you can see here were created between August 2022 and today. Some of them are focused on combinations of my thoughts on transhumanism, but they also contain other life topics. Life is a closed labyrinth with many intertwining corridors and roads, but all roads converge at the first and last point. The beginning flows into the end and the end into the beginning. That is if we consider the beginning of life to be physical birth. - The arrival of the soul in its body, already assigned before birth, on earth, and death is the departure of the soul from the body and the return to another dimension from which it already came or a new one. When we are in this world, everything goes in a certain direction, which is actually aimed basically at keeping the individual in his bulletproof vest. Everything in the world is in the system, there is nothing outside of it. Even if we deviated from the artificially created system, there would still be a natural system that would dictate a smaller system – our body. Those two systems come down to the same thing, the satisfaction of needs, only this one is artificially more comprehensive, and often very destructive. Our body has its own needs to survive and function. He needs them so; food, water, air, comfort, warmth, activity. The artificial system has a fixed form, it guides the individual through the "correct life"; preschool, kindergarten, school, college, work, family, retirement, until the final point of separation of the soul from the body. Thus, the natural need of man was used to shape him as a part of the whole society, one dictates the other - the next. Therefore, life in itself, in its movement from one need to another, has no meaning. Most people spend most of their lives in search of money, and those who have higher goals strive to achieve them. The question is why all this? If the goal of work is survival and enjoyment, and the goal of greater knowledge is some achievement, that achievement disappears again with the collapse of all that is material. There are wars, floods, fires, earthquakes...civilizations disappear...works are destroyed, everything material can disappear in an instant. The only thing that lasts longer are scientific discoveries, but they too are destroyed in the event of the disappearance of civilizations. So why all that? Constant chasing, constant chasing, moving from event to event, and everything eventually disappears. One understanding is that we should have goals in life, fight for them, enjoy every moment, be grateful for what we have, and not suffer for something we don't have and can't have. Yes, that understanding is a way to believe that life in the body has meaning and that meaning should be fought for. But again the end result is exactly the same... Everything we create is perishable just like our body. Death remains...passing or returning to another dimension. Although the meaning is the same, that theory is also the most functional from a practical point of view, because we have to live, and yet it is better to create at least some point of living, if nothing else then at least to spend it. time on the ground as comfortably as possible. We are not the creators of life itself and we cannot destroy it. We can separate from the body as a mechanical armor in which we are placed, but that does not mean that we stop living. And separating from this worldly armor is not easy, nor is it good to be outside of a certain time. The soul is placed in him and merged with him. He learns through him, so life on earth is only one of the schools of the soul. We are living in a transit period that is leading us to a new world quite different from the present one. The technological and scientific progress of mankind has the function of creation, the human body needs to be assigned a newer version: artificial limbs sensitive to touch, chips that improve the condition of the organism, and enable the extension of life..., are just some of the transhumanist aspirations to turn man into superhumans. At first glance, these aspirations may seem humane and very useful, but if you look deeper into them, the person in them loses his individuality, he becomes an impersonal being that can be managed. The pictures are my subjective representation of the transition from the world we know to that Brave New World. The entire concept and goal of the exhibition is directed against Transhumanism. In the pictures are human-like beings with artificial robotic parts, beings that are half-physical and are being refined in the laboratory, combinations of people, animals and mechanical elements, beings that have become aware of the state in which they are, insects or birds like symbols. Each work has its own meaning and story that goes with it, a detailed description. The goal of the exhibition is to make people aware and point out the negative aspects of changes that aim to turn people into automatic mechanical beings without their own will. It is possible for such a being, in all its changes, to begin to be born with some physically stunted functions, which will be normal because it will no longer need them.