medium: language mode: public practice

“Underpinning ‘This Place Was Home Before I Lived Here’ / Poems After Jangar is a recurring family of sculptural forms: part personal iconography, part relic, part prototype. Emerging through years of generative imaging and hybrid practice, they have gradually begun to coalesce into a latent alphabet that roams freely across voice, script, print, code, image, and object. Returning language to the realm of the glyph, the symbol, and the talisman as units of meaning, these evolving figures are not illustration but illumination, another way of making poetry.” — SAPAR Contemporary RESIN TAMGA: SELF-PORTRAIT AS ALTER EGO (KHUTULUN WITH GYRFALCON), 2026 UV-cured resin, jade beads, cyanotype scroll with handwritten poem and copper wire (tucked inside).

people are always asking, “who wrote this, you or your AI?” as though there is no in between. reader, there is an in between. there might only ever be in between.