33 Signs is a conceptual project staged as an evolving archive of symbols, texts, and interventions. Each “sign” was conceived as both a clue and a misdirection, inviting participants to engage with ambiguity rather than closure.

Conceived during 2015–2016, the work borrowed from street ephemera, prophetic writing, and internet folklore. Its aesthetic drew from hand-painted signage and glitch graphics, situating the project somewhere between spiritual guidebook and pirate broadcast.

This bio is placeholder text — final description and documentation will be added here as the project archive is consolidated.