Unit 1.001 Wiciya Point of Light

When we speak about art, we rarely give attention to Light.
Moreover, in the history of art there exists a work titled Black Square by Kazimir Malevich — interpreted as darkness, as the ultimate limit — while leaving Light unnoticed.

Yet in truth, without Light, no art and no vision can exist at all.
It would be more accurate to say that Light itself is the limit — and Light is the beginning.

Thus, Bead Impact Art reveals Light.
It shows the existence of Light as both the initial and final stage in the evolution of art —
the point where creation begins and where it returns.

When I first encountered the idea behind Malevich’s Black Square — the belief that darkness is the limit, that there is nowhere beyond — something within me resisted.
I realized that this thought was incomplete.
The true limit is not darkness, but Light.
And Light is infinite.

For a long time, I reflected on how to express this truth through art.
To paint white would simply show a color — not Light itself.

The answer came through the union of two worlds: the material precision of beadwork and the depth of painting.
I created a black square and performed a single, deliberate act — I sewed one bead onto the surface.
A black bead on a black square.

And that bead became visible.
It did not dissolve into the darkness.
Would we have seen it if black were truly the limit?
No — it became visible only because Light exists.

That single bead — the Point of Light — revealed the essence of Bead Impact Art:
the meeting of matter, thought, and Light.