Mythogenesis in the Space of the Moment: Myth as a Visual and Philosophical Instrument of the Metalogy of the Moment

This article introduces Mythogenesis in the Space of the Moment as a research direction within the authorial anthropological and visual-philosophical project Moment Space Path. The article examines myth, epic narrative, and biblical plot not as literal historical evidence or dogmatic material, but as open cultural forms through which the human being within the moment can be studied. The central focus is the human role, position within an event, awareness, choice of vector, action, transformation, and acquisition of experience. The methodological foundation of the article is the Metalogy of the Moment, the authorial philosophical framework of Moment Space Path. Through the four foundations of the architecture of the moment, the awareness of the moment, the navigation of the moment, and the creation of the moment, myth is considered as a visual and philosophical instrument for observing the structure of human experience. Special attention is given to visual art as a research tool. The author’s paintings and collections are interpreted not as illustrations of ancient plots, but as visual instruments that pause the moment and make visible the tension of role, choice, transformation, and cultural memory. This publication establishes the conceptual basis for the Mythogenesis direction within Moment Space Path and supports further research into mythological, epic, and biblical narratives as open spaces for philosophical, visual, and anthropological inquiry.