The singularity

of a life
 

In the Immanence series, color highlights
a single weave within a homogeneous field of immanence.

This procedure makes a singular existence
visible. The colored weave does not represent one element among others, but
a path that can be followed from beginning to end—a “life,” in Gilles Deleuze’s sense: something only fully known through its own duration.
 
Unlike the Clusters series, where different
groups are distinguished by color and
attention is distributed among them, here
color concentrates the reading on a single
presence. What is revealed is not the whole, but the experience of a singular existence within a common field.