“Singularity” is a reflection on the merging of human consciousness with technology, on the boundary between the natural and the artificial that is becoming increasingly blurred. The two female figures, wearing helmets, with their eyes closed and immersed in contemplation, embody a moment of inner stillness before a global transformation. This transition marks a state where the human “self” becomes part of a unified information network, where emotions and reason, feelings and data, converge into one.

The painting poses a philosophical question: do we preserve our individuality in a digital reality, or do we become a reflection of algorithms? The artist emphasizes the fragility of human nature in the era of technological progress and raises the theme of spiritual awakening amid digital evolution.

The binary code, flowing through the background, symbolizes the endless stream of information that is both a source of knowledge and a trap for perception. It points to a new type of connection between people — through virtual spaces and algorithms that increasingly shape our reality and inner world.

The two figures serve as archetypes of “doubles” or “reflections,” evoking associations with how humans try to understand themselves through technology. Their closed eyes suggest introspection and a search for meaning in a world of external uncertainty.

The painting invites viewers to ponder the future of humanity:

Will we become the masters of technology, or will we allow it to control our destiny? Will we be able to preserve our humanity in the face of digital transformation? And where is the point of singularity — the moment when humans and machines cease to exist as separate entities?

Themes:

• Technology and the future
• Human nature in the digital age
• Self-awareness and inner transformations
• The fusion of reality and virtuality