ZOOMING IN

India
May 2025

one life long obsession that i have
is this greatly complicated admin collection elaboration
regarding organising items in suitable places:
arranging pictures in folders in cloud and good old hard drives, in projects and series and in sets on website, study notes and various texts in documents, daily thoughts in notes and pages, instructions and life advices in notebooks, true love letters in envelopes,
bookmarks in safari and chrome profiles, quotes and highlights from ebooks, daily death reminders, playlists and many various long lists 
this is some sort of collecting and archiving never-ending project which brings me some kind of ease and satisfaction when i am inside of it and sometimes more pain than pleasure when i am out of it
but it’s interesting for me to look at how my thoughts turn up and down and inside out trying to find out the best way to design these places, the routes of all these items, their directions, shapes, containers, goals and meanings
hoping that one day they’ll bring some benefit to someone
one day maybe me or someone else will learn something from them and become wiser and more blissful
maybe someone will get inspired and get an insight into something much greater by simply seeing some of these collections,
finding them and digging inside for whatever reason
looking at a picture or reading a letter and wishing to go deeper inside many layers in this world in their own minds, checking about seeing and being seen, illusion and appearance and what actually is there
and even now
this collection of letters - lines and dots with meaning, talking about this issue of life long collection project 
hopefully will help someone zoom in
in their own understandings and collections 
like i recently zoom in in all my pictures
of the sun and the moon on all skies in all places
zoom in reality, existence, labels and concepts, 
in an attempt to go directly to the most basic and raw file, so i crop and trim to get to the final pixel, try to understand what’s accurate reality, so one day i’ll eventually get rid of all collections, go beyond elaborations