MATDOT Art Center presents Pillars of Creation, a solo exhibition by Sandra Saradesi, a Canadian artist who currently based in Vienna. The exhibition presents a series of sixteen paintings that explore the invisible structures believed to sustain the unfolding of life and consciousness. Drawing inspiration from the teachings of the mystic and seer Almine, which describe sixteen foundational principles of creation, the exhibition translates these primordial forces into a contemporary visual language — created using alcohol ink on synthetic Yupo paper, a technique that remains relatively rare within the Thai art context.
Working with alcohol ink, Saradesi allows the medium’s fluidity and organic movement to mirror the generative dynamics of creation. Pigment flows across the surface in layered currents, forming structures that appear to arise spontaneously from movement and interaction. Through this process, the paintings evoke the moment when form emerges from fluidity — echoing the creative processes that shape both the natural world and the cosmos.
Together, the sixteen works form a visual constellation — a symbolic architecture that encourages reflection on the principles that shape both the universe and human consciousness. The exhibition offers a space for viewers to consider how these layers of foundation may also exist within the inner architecture of human awareness and collective evolution.
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