Alexis Vasilikos

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   Infinity Rugs (2018–) is a photographic meditation on the surface of the sea, approached as a devotional practice of repeated looking. These images, while depicting the ocean, are not about it in a literal sense; they function more like visual mantras—woven rugs of light and motion—inviting slow looking, quiet contemplation, and interior stillness. Like prayer beads or breathwork, the repetition within the series opens space for subtle difference and trance-like perception, where the sea becomes not a setting but a mirror, a field of emotion, and a portal to the “Living Infinite.” In this space, the surface becomes depth, the gaze becomes a drift, and each photograph becomes a trace of expansive stillness.