Divine Corridor

"Divine Corridor" re-imagines the timeline of modern human progress as a singular, visual pilgrimage into a silent space between worlds. The corridor suggests a passage not just of distance, but a liminal zone where the soul is refined on the journey from one state of being to another. It is a visual meditation on patience, the passage of time, and the transition of the human consciousness.

Framed as a curated journey questioning the sanctity of our progress, the artwork guides the viewer through a corridor that frames our technological leaps. It begins with pianos and 1920s cars, then moves through the profound dualities of early cinema—representing our dreams—and the atom bomb, signifying our destructive power. The path ascends into the age of spaceflight with Apollo 11, where microchips, AI, and agile robotics stand as the latest altars at which we worship innovation. The piece asks: How much of the human soul have we left behind in the silent corridors of time as we race from one innovation to the next, replacing the sacred with the technological.