Time is often imagined as a line, yet this is merely a simplification from the perspective of a single observer. Reality is rarely linear — more often it is curved, layered, and constantly changing. In drawing-objects, the line reveals itself as merely the edge of a surface — a fragment of a larger, hidden structure. When the forms are unfolded, an expansive surface emerges, with color, texture, and at times inscribed content. What once seemed simple and unambiguous proves to be complex and multidimensional. The surface reveals only a narrow line, just as multidimensional reality often appears in the form of a simple order.
