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Graphics 32. Uncertainty V. Mindshift (2026) Original Pencil Drawing by Tetiana Gryshchenko

70 x 70 x 0.1cm (unframed) / 70 x 70cm (actual image size)

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The fifth and final work in the Uncertainty series — a series grounded in a mathematical structure: the Sierpiński carpet. Mindshift.

As we move forward, we change. Horizons expand and so does thinking. Flexibility, for me, is life itself. When we lose it, we die — not physically, perhaps, but in every way that matters.

A change of mind is not a weakness of position. It is growth: the ability to shift perspective, to receive an opposing view, to agree with something that doesn't fit neatly into what we already know. That, to me, is strength.

When we hold too tightly to our own experience as the only truth, we forget that conditions change. They are not fixed — they are alive. And a living organism demands living responses, not mechanical ones learned by rote.

I am speaking of expansion, multiplication, evolution. And as a metaphor, I chose the Sierpiński carpet — where fragmentation does not destroy form, but enriches it, building a new and complex order from within.

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The fifth and final work in the Uncertainty series — a series grounded in a mathematical structure: the Sierpiński carpet. Mindshift.

As we move forward, we change. Horizons expand and so does thinking. Flexibility, for me, is life itself. When we lose it, we die — not physically, perhaps, but in every way that matters.

A change of mind is not a weakness of position. It is growth: the ability to shift perspective, to receive an opposing view, to agree with something that doesn't fit neatly into what we already know. That, to me, is strength.

When we hold too tightly to our own experience as the only truth, we forget that conditions change. They are not fixed — they are alive. And a living organism demands living responses, not mechanical ones learned by rote.

I am speaking of expansion, multiplication, evolution. And as a metaphor, I chose the Sierpiński carpet — where fragmentation does not destroy form, but enriches it, building a new and complex order from within.

Materials used:

Pencil

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Tetiana Gryshchenko is a Ukrainian contemporary conceptual artist working with geometric abstraction, sacred geometry, and symbolic minimalism. Her practice approaches geometry as a visual language of existing order — a... Read more

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