Untitled 

This untitled print by Roman Cotosman presents us with an array of circles, each dissected by lines and geometric shapes that challenge our perception of form. The circle, a symbol of wholeness, is here fragmented, inviting contemplation. This division echoes motifs found across cultures, from ancient mandalas representing the cosmos to alchemical symbols signifying transformation. The repetition of the circle with its segmented interior brings to mind the cyclical nature of time and the universe. Such patterns tap into our collective subconscious, stirring feelings of order disrupted, or perhaps, order emerging from chaos. It's a visual reminder of how symbols evolve, fragment, and reappear. In psychological terms, the fragmentation might represent the breakdown and reconstruction of the self, a theme that resonates deeply within the human psyche. This visual representation engages us on a primal level, connecting to age-old motifs that speak to transformation and the cyclical nature of existence.