Z.E.R.O is a visual language of perception and inner silence.
It is not built to entertain. It is built to interrupt. Quietly.
Each artifact is designed as a threshold: a surface that resists immediate meaning, a structure that asks you to look again, a form that refuses to explain itself.
Z.E.R.O works through tension: order and chaos, cold and living matter, the infinitely small held inside something infinitely larger. The image is the gate. The viewer completes it.
No teachings. No motivation. No performance. Only a consistent pressure on attention. Until perception shifts.
Artifacts are released in strict sequences. Silence is part of the system.
Protocols are audio fragments engineered for detachment: impersonal, non-therapeutic, and minimal. They do not comfort. They reframe.
If you understand, you do not need more context.