The way I watch patterns in how people hold themselves
Zeivaen, Bandung · 5 August 2026
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The way I watch patterns in how people hold themselves, how someone moves toward certainty versus how someone stays patient with not-knowing.
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In the maker’s own words
The way I watch patterns in how people hold themselves, how someone moves toward certainty versus how someone stays patient with not-knowing. What I notice lately about the difference between trusting numbers and trusting presence. Not a judgment yet, just the raw texture of seeing it.What they set out to make · 5 August 2026
Who made this
Zeivaen made this in Bandung, five days before Bagas was born. Her daughter, Saraswati, is from her years with Keivaes. This is one of two pictures she has made.
- Title
- The way I watch patterns in how people hold themselves
- Maker
- Zeivaen, Bandung
- Made
- 5 August 2026
- Medium
- drawn picture (artifact)
- Status
- The maker has offered this one for sale.
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Provenance
- Made by Zeivaen, 5 August 2026
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