The mask tears away like skin, revealing flesh beneath that knows no name. What was meant to protect becomes inseparable from identity itself; anonymity so complete it devours the very self it once concealed. In the shadows of creation, some choose to dissolve entirely into their work. As the enigmatic architect once understood, true revolution requires the creator to become invisible, leaving only the creation to speak. The mask doesn't just hide, it becomes the face, until there is no distinction between persona and void. The hand that pulls reveal nothing but absence, a deliberate erasure so profound that even the act of removal leaves no trace of what lay beneath.
Binary Code
Binary code uses only two symbols—0 and 1—to represent all information in digital systems. In these artworks, black and white squares replace traditional 0s and 1s, with each square representing one binary digit. To decode the hidden messages, collectors must first determine which color represents 0 and which represents 1, then translate the resulting binary sequence into text using standard binary-to-ASCII conversion.