Fine Art Prints & 3D Wall Art

Cluck, cluck… where do you come from? Where are you going?

This series begins with an ancient question: which came first, the egg or the chicken?

Philosophers, writers and artists have reflected on it for centuries. I too decided to express it in my own language: the language of light, images and multidimensional art. Before you are several forms of the same idea.

The first form is a print on handmade paper with an integrated QR code. It provides access to augmented reality: an egg-shaped portal appears within the image. The viewer thus sees not only the chicken but also a threshold: the boundary between the visible and the hidden, between form and origin.

The second form is created using Método Yakobi. Here we see the chicken in the light, with a luminous egg hidden inside it that appears in darkness. The egg is not printed: it is painted by hand. This combination of printing and hand painting makes every work unique.

This series will continue to develop. For me, the chicken and the egg are not simply a subject but a space for investigation: which is primary, form or source? Matter or light? The visible or what is hidden within it? Each chicken in this series is an independent reflection, a different entry point into the same question. These are limited editions, conceived as art objects that bring together printing, handwork and the digital dimension.

They will be available from online galleries with curatorial selection.

My works are on SINGULART

Yakobi Chicken

“Cluck, cluck… where do you come from? Where are you going?” January 2026, edition of 30

Viewable in AR; only screenshots are shown here

Another mind is closer than we are accustomed to thinking…

Digital art. 2025

Printed on paper with a silver metallic appearance and Iridium-like golden reflections.

10 copies. No more

Size on request

The work was presented in Basel in 2025

About the work

Archival fine art print on paper. Augmented Reality layer (AR). Part of the IMDart Yakobi multidimensional system. The snail carries its home within, remaining connected to its higher self—or whatever one calls that which is “above.” Because of this inner alignment, it is always on time. It does not resist its nature; it lives in harmony with it. The teleport button emerges as a natural evolution—a symbol of following one’s own path instead of chasing the frantic rules of a world that can never be outrun.

To live from within, as if inside a temple, is to move from an inner source rather than from external pressure. Only then can life unfold in balance and beauty. Old rules no longer serve those who choose the quiet center over the race. This snail was created as an embodiment of inner zen, inspired by the gesture of ensō. Printed on metallic paper.

Teleport: Inner Temple

Artwork details

Technique: Giclée print on paper

Framing: available on request after purchase

Dimensions: 70 × 70 cm

Edition number: 2 / 10

Artist’s proofs: 2

Not for sale:

2026

With AR