REFLECTIONS

In Reflections, Victoria Lubinska-Felix articulates a moment of profound equilibrium between solitude and illumination. The astronaut—enclosed within his suit, suspended in an expanse of indigo and rose—embodies both the vulnerability and endurance of human presence beyond Earth. The surface of his helmet mirrors not the surrounding cosmos, but an internal radiance: the quiet persistence of consciousness itself.

Executed in acrylic and ink on structured paper, the work gains a metaphysical and tactile depth that mirrors the conceptual framework of the entire IMMORTALIS CONTINUUM. Here, the structured paper is more than a surface; it symbolizes the very architecture of continuity and memory. Each layered fragment represents a discrete moment in time, a single page within the bound volume of existence. United, these papers form a record that transcends temporal limits—a living archive of knowledge, experience, and perception. The raised textures catch the light like signals traveling through dimensions, embodying the human desire to preserve understanding within the vast continuum of the cosmos.

Color becomes the language of revelation. The cold spectrum of blues is countered by undertones of pink and violet, a dialogue between reason and emotion, technology and spirit.

Within IMMORTALIS CONTINUUM, Reflections stands as a declaration of continuity rather than isolation. It redefines exploration as an act of introspection, where discovery begins not with conquest but with awareness. The astronaut, poised within a living geometry of color and silence, becomes both witness and participant in a universal awakening: the realization that hope itself is a mirror—reflecting, refracting, and endlessly renewed.