Blue Rooms is a series of mixed-media artworks centred on spontaneous explorations of inner dialogues. Humanoid archetypes are the subjects, and blue rooms are the stage for the dialogues. It came to be after TJO had explored energy archetypes for some time. After finally settling on the colour of his inner world, he wanted to give complete freedom to his impulsive intuitions and create a variety of mindscapes in that deep hue.

For this project, Alzheimer's and Dementia are explored in an art video format, mirroring the artist's approach in line with Dionysian rituals. Firstly, through the original score and choreography, the video is meant to distill the idea of the deterioration of thoughts and the structure of the psyche at every stage of the disease.

Diaries of Compulsive Obsessions by Tjo is an intricate and multidimensional mental health exploration through audiovisual art, installations, and community collaborations. Central to the project is a wide range of short films, each touching on founding principles or events of Tjo's personal journey with OCD. These films are intertwined with physical installations, public exhibitions, and projections, creating a holistic, immersive experience that invites the audience to confront and discuss their own mental health challenges.

This is the official collection of TJO's One Night Only. Made for the fractured.

This is the official collection of TJO Interactive. Made for the fractured.

The series of works titled "Apollon" by the artist TJO is a profound and symbolic exploration of the abysses of the human mind. TJO materializes the psyche's dark and often unexplored inner dialogues through immersive spaces bathed in deep blue. Giving much more space to photography in his process, he tries to find balance between Apollonian and Dionysian art.

This is the official collection of TJO's Gifts. Made for the fractured.

This is the official collection of TJO's editions. Made for the fractured.

This is the official collection of TJO's Early Studies. Made for the fractured.

Divine Colors is an ongoing series of colour studies that hold a special place in Tjo's practice. As someone with deep obsessions, he makes extensive efforts to define the founding blocks of his entire practice, and, like in search of auras for the things he finds in himself, he uses colour to build symbols in his art.