In Origo / The Beginning  – Episode 04, space appears as a primordial elemental realm — a boundless environment in which stable structures have yet to emerge. The blue-turquoise field evokes water, an ancient ocean, a surface from which creation itself might begin.

Intense streams of red flow through this seemingly immeasurable aquatic substance. They spread, intersect, form networks, and erupt in sudden bursts, evoking associations with vital energy, sacrifice, and the very act of birth. This imagery alludes to ancient mythological conceptions of the creation of the world, yet does not literally reproduce any of them.

Numerous small organic signs emerge across the surface. Their contours evoke the simplest living structures, fragments of as-yet-unknown forms, or a kind of primal code. They seem to drift — not yet belonging to any defined order, but already suggesting the presence of future life.

The painterly field is constructed through multilayered movements of lines, scratches, streams, and traces of colour. As a result, the space appears simultaneously chaotic and governed by an underlying order. What initially seems to be an elemental force gradually reveals itself as an environment in which a new system is beginning to emerge.