The Void as the cradle of life
Your piece In Nihilism’s Loving Womb feels like entering a silent field where emptiness doesn’t destroy but quietly nourishes.
In my work, I call this the Ontological Radiation Field an invisible resonance, like the warmth of the sun or the echo of a heartbeat in a quiet room.
We don’t see it, but it shapes how we breathe and live.
Thank you. Your ontological radiation field made me think of the idea of prana. Which I think is a great connection to make.
Your piece In Nihilism’s Loving Womb feels like entering a silent field where emptiness doesn’t destroy but quietly nourishes.
In my work, I call this the Ontological Radiation Field an invisible resonance, like the warmth of the sun or the echo of a heartbeat in a quiet room.
We don’t see it, but it shapes how we breathe and live.
Thank you. Your ontological radiation field made me think of the idea of prana. Which I think is a great connection to make.