Some things look alike, yet are never quite the same.
In our three-dimensional world, they belong to two different species, often mistaken for one another because of their similarities.
They may appear almost identical to unfamiliar eyes, yet each carries a distinctive nature, a different essence, and a flavour entirely their own.
But beyond this visible world, there is another story.
A story of two little souls who once found their own peculiar way of addressing each other.
Perhaps their conversations belonged to a fifth-dimensional language, one that does not necessarily need to be understood by everyone.
Perhaps some words were never meant to be translated.
And perhaps that is why I chose to illustrate them in the simplest possible forms: two little circles, a few imperfect strokes, and tiny details that distinguish one from the other.
To the world, they might look like nothing more than two funny little creatures.
But somewhere beyond the third dimension, they have a language of their own.
And sometimes, the simplest drawings hold stories that words cannot entirely contain.
And so, I have brought these two little souls together into my art gallery, where their simplicity, distinctive identities, and untold stories can quietly live on, side by side.
Hand-drawn by Geilstonia
Little Souls, Little Stories
