#Indigenous

Dreamtime is a labyrinth of time beyond logic, a thought experiment of indigenous mind that fades before modern convenience. It allows past and future to be pulled from the same drawer at once, yet offers no manual on how to use it. The voiceless stories echoing across the universe blur the line between memory and experience, gently tickling your sense of normal. Surfing a wave of pseudo-spirituality, you end up laughing off the notion that the truth is unknowable.

The Medicine Wheel is an item that adds mystique to self-help and spirituality by drawing a circle. Its four colored quadrants and directions function as a device to stack life’s troubles like nested dolls. Everyone bets on this roulette of self-discovery, only to end up back where they started. Participants walk the circle on an endless maze of thought, calling the act a “ceremony.” Despite being the grandest jogging course, its essence lies in the irony that conclusions are always passed off to the user.