Morphus Prontis (1972–1988): The Seed of Esoteric Realism

The Morphus Prontis series represents the foundational era of Beny Tchaicovsky’s artistic journey. Spanning from 1972 to 1988, these works act as the “seed” for what he would eventually define as Esoteric Realism.

In this collection, the focus is on the genesis of consciousness—exploring themes of human emergence, the construction of personal mythology, and the profound act of self-reflection. These paintings capture the artist’s early attempts to translate the unseen dimensions of the psyche into visible form. Rather than simple portraiture or abstraction, these pieces serve as internal cartography, marking the initial manifestation of a visual language that bridges the physical world with the mysteries of the spirit.