Nemo (2026)
Suhi pasteli na papirju, 57 x 76 cm
Dry pastels on paper, 57 x 76 cm
Nemo (lat. »nihče«) je tukaj razumljen kot simbolni poziv duše k združitvi zavednega z nezavednim – k preseganju notranje razklanosti med nasprotujočima si principoma moškega (logos) in ženskega (eros).
V simbolnem smislu postati Nemo pomeni preseči notranjo borbo med tema principoma: ne tako, da bi se eden izmed njiju izničil, temveč da se nasprotje med njima vključi v širšo psihično celoto in preneha delovati kot razdiralna notranja napetost. »Nemo« tako simbolizira stanje, v katerem se ego ne identificira več izključno z enim od obeh principov.
V tem smislu lahko Nemo predstavlja tudi proces psihičnega dozorevanja ženske, pri katerem različni odnosi z moškimi postanejo prostor soočanja z lastnimi nezavednimi vsebinami, projekcijami in notranjo podobo moškega. S postopnim prepoznavanjem teh vsebin se lahko odnos do moškega zunaj sebe preoblikuje v globlje prepoznavanje in vključevanje nasprotnih vidikov lastne psihe.
Nemo (Latin for “no one”) is understood here as a symbolic call of the soul toward the integration of the conscious and the unconscious – toward overcoming the inner division between the opposing principles of the masculine (logos) and the feminine (eros).
In a symbolic sense, becoming Nemo means transcending the inner struggle between these two principles: not by eliminating either one of them, but by integrating their opposition into a broader psychic whole, so that it no longer functions as a destructive inner tension. “Nemo” thus symbolizes a state in which the ego no longer identifies exclusively with either of the two principles.
In this sense, Nemo can also represent a woman’s process of psychological maturation, in which different relationships with men become a space for confronting her own unconscious contents, projections, and inner image of the masculine. Through gradually recognizing these contents, her relationship with the man outside herself can be transformed into a deeper recognition and integration of the opposing aspects of her own psyche.

