The Omega PrΩject takes its name from Omega (Ω), the final letter of the Greek alphabet. It suggests an ending, but not a conclusion. Instead, Omega becomes a symbol of a creative life that has no clear beginning and no predetermined end.

The project is not about finishing art, completing a career or producing a final statement. It is about freedom: the freedom to continue creating without having to justify where the work comes from or where it is going. Photography, images, objects, words, sound, experiments and accidents can all become part of the process.

Omega represents the last period only in the sense that every moment might be the last—and therefore every new work matters.

There are no rules about style, medium or meaning. The project remains open to curiosity, change and contradiction. Its purpose is simple: to keep creating for as long as creation feels possible.

The project is based on my older work and thoughts about visuals and how to present it in a anarchistic way over time.

Please find some answers in the archive I started in 1974. Thank you.