On appearance of other
Nastya Ivanova

Emptiness emerges within the contours of the surrounding space as a peculiar object—a source of uncertainty. In this context, the key question becomes the interaction between the human and the potential—what has already vanished or has yet to appear.

Absence, revealed as a trace of removal, represents a specific form of memory—a mutable construct in itself.

A chain of virtualities is formed (past–future, memory–assumption, internal–external), but how does it influence the course of events at a given point?