Temple II

In “Temple II,” Hristo Kerin constructs a complex visual structure in which the human image is revealed in fragments - both visible and hidden. Faces, glances and gestures intertwine in a space reminiscent of an inner temple of memory, consciousness and identity. 

The precise graphic technique and carefully balanced composition create a sense of silence and concentration. Instead of a specific narrative, the work offers a reflection on the different faces of man and the boundary between the external image and the inner world.