INANA
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The Chalice of Entanglement
An archeological expedition into the future of human consciousness.
INANA is an ongoing art project centered on humanity's eternal search for meaning. A search that unfolds at the intersection of inner transformation and outer systems.
In a world accelerating toward polarization, automation, and disconnection, where systems reward speed over presence and performance over relationship, INANA asks: What does this quest look like now?
At the heart lies the Chalice of Entanglement: a symbol of the union between masculine and feminine energies, drawing from ancient myths, archaeological evidence, and the evolution of contemporary consciousness.
The Real Holy Grail
What Does It Mean to Be Human?
​Across cultures and millennia, myths like the Holy Grail were about humanity's search for the supreme value of life, for that which makes life most meaningful. They were about becoming capable of relationship: with oneself, with the other, with the world.
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Humanity evolves in spirals, returning again and again to the same essential questions. We stand now at a crossroads. The choice before us is not between past and future, but between fragmentation and wholeness.
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INANA reminds us that meaning cannot be extracted, conquered, or optimized. It must be held, shared, and cultivated between us.
The Work
INANA manifests through museum-quality chalices and sculptures that emerge through a deliberate three-stage process. One that mirrors the project's central question about what it means to be human in an age of technological perfection.
Experiencing all three forms together reveals the tension and possibility inherent in our moment. The process itself becomes a relationship between seemingly opposing forces. An exploration of how they might hold each other.
Beyond Display
These chalices function as both artwork and implement. While they command the reverence of museum-quality sculpture, they are also designed to be engaged symbolically - filled, held, used as focal points for intentional reflection.
This breaks conventional boundaries, asking whether touching and using beautiful things might itself be an artistic practice.
Mission
To heal the fractures of contemporary society by creating artworks and experiences that make the search for meaning tangible, through the union of opposing forces and the courage to remain human.