SEARCHING FOR THE BROKEN THE SELF PROJECT
LOOKING FOR PERSONAL IDENTITY AND „WHO AM I“ IN 10 PARTS
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Project „Searching For The Broken The Self“ is returning back to the earlier stages of personal development (Psychosocial Theory Erikson´s Model stages 1-5, Erikson 1963) and explores how the incomplete-incorrect-pathological course of these stages influences our further life and searching for „the self“ and identity. This project further continues in my own „the self study“ which began with the project Maternal Exile (2015-2020, Personal Diary, Self-Documentary). Project „Searching For The Broken The Self“ describes how I have started to look/search for myself and identity after I recognized how my pathological childhood and prenatal period have influenced my whole life, including the absence of finding identity and „who I am“ during adolescence (Erikson´s stage 5 of psychosocial development). I also confront in the project the term „badly born children“ and open the task whether even „badly born“ child has a chance to live happily ever after. For this Project, I returned once again to my hometown to take pictures of melting ice on water dam with its structure which represents something broken in the past, but with the structure of the past growing in the personality into the present. The Project will be a part of the unpublished essay for my study of „Therapeutic Photography“ postgradual program at Robert Gordon University in Scotland.
THE SELF AS A PART OF THE UNIVERSE
THE SELF AND THE UNDEFINED „OTHER“ — WE ARE ALL ENERGY BEINGS
„When Searching For „The Self“, Quantum Physics Laws Have To Be Included In The Research — We Are All Energy Beings Whose Energy Is To Some Extent Shared. Everything Is Energy, Including Words, Vibrations Of Thoughts And Emotions, Still Moving And Creating New Energetic Journeys And Creating Energy Landscapes.“
“I find some kind of peace and meditation in water calm, water brings me unconditional acceptance and safety, the place where I can breathe freely. I think that these self-portraits are a kind of leak of myself from all the other which influences my “the self” – from the past, the present, the society.”