Max Jaromil

Imagine we’re in a car, gliding forward at an unwavering pace. All around us, there’s a dense, intricate mist. In the distance, we discern outlines, allowing our imagination to conjure what they might be – perhaps a building, a person, or a tree. The closer they draw to us, the clearer they become, gradually revealing their form. Owing to our velocity, these perceptions seem to soar towards us. They briefly flicker into our awareness, then materialize, turn graspable, and finally slip away once more.

Now, let’s envision that all these things symbolize thoughts. Notions, emotions, and perceptions. Within this perpetual whirl of thoughts, we risk losing them as they rush by, unless we choose to reach out. My perspective might differ from many, but as an artist, my aspiration is to seize those thoughts and emotions so vivid that they appear tangible. I aim to not let them slip through my fingers but to capture and reproduce them, rendering them accessible. So that others, who may have allowed such moments to pass unnoticed, can gaze upon my art and recollect what they believed was forgotten.