Ode to oid

Set of postcards, “Ode to oid” contains 12 photographs of stones. Coordinates where each stone was found on the back side.
Comes in a handmade box

"Most of the rocks were found in the areas where they might have been developed and shaped during certain period of time. Various shapes of stones not only speak about their relation to time, but also space. My attempt was to combine space and time into a single abstract universe titled "Oid" (greek origins "eidos" - shape, form, idea; contemporary use as suffix meaning “like") where cosmic-like appearance and aesthetics of photographs refer to man's desire for a reason and his vulnerability in the mystery of unknown."

Julija Goyd: Born 1979 in Vilnius (Lithuania). Lives and works in Berlin.