Liberalism is an ongoing series and a continuation and logical development from previous considerations of the post-religious world. The term itself is borrowed from the works of Y. N. Harari’s whose categorized insights of the contemporary world have greatly aligned with my own; it is a shortened term for liberal humanism which stands for modern philosophical stance with man in its center. With gods out of the picture and man left to himself, what is it that we’re left with? The world we live in, for the worse or for the better. The series tries to analyze it or pinpoint its various occurrences without apparent prejudice.
The very term liberalism is used ironically – representing a reign of freedom and reason in a time appearing to be anything but that. The works themselves for the most part take on the form of a thought experiment, with no apparent solution offered or asked for, but rather accentuating the very nature of man and choices made to the outcome that is our world.
The series is visually subdivided into several micro-series, the reason being twofold: on the one hand my own reluctance to endlessly repeat motifs and expression, and on the other the fact that the world has become a multi-cultural all-styled ever-changing entity which is better reflected with the same inclination to variety. What binds them together is the recurring contemporary context.