"CREATOR I (Iota): Truth and Illusion" is a contemplative ceramic bust, its refined, minimalist form carved with narrow eye openings that invite the viewer to look through the vision of the Creator. At the back of the head, an aperture reveals a small seated figurine — a poignant symbol of humanity’s self-perception.
The juxtaposition embodies the paradox of truth and illusion. The truth: we are infinite beings, boundless energy, and creators of all possibilities. The illusion: we experience ourselves as limited, small, powerless — like the fragile figure resting at the edge inside the head. By situating both realities within the same sculpture, the work becomes an allegory of awakening, urging us to dissolve illusion and remember our divine essence.
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Collection TRUTH — awakening through form
This sculpture belongs to TRUTH — Elisaveta Sivas’ ongoing body of work born after her spiritual enlightenment in 2022. The series embodies unity, divine connection, and the rediscovery of our essence as Creator.
Each work in TRUTH takes the form of a head — a minimalist vessel, both sacred and universal. Through openings, voids, and subtle inner presences, these sculptures reveal the tension between limitation and infinite being. They invite the viewer not only to see but to see through — entering a deeper awareness of self and existence.
The TRUTH collection marks the artist’s mature vision: pure, archetypal forms that transcend time and trend, offering museum-quality works that speak to the soul as much as to the eye.
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Materials & Details Material: Hand-sculpted ceramic Colour: Light yellow / linen white with soft alabaster undertones, polished finish Dimensions: 16 × 24 × 15 cm (6.3 × 9.4 × 5.9 in) Signed on the back Includes Certificate of Authenticity
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Final Note Unique original work — one of a kind, museum quality. From the TRUTH collection — an ongoing series of profound spiritual and artistic significance.
