My art springs from a way of perceiving that doesn't dissolve into clear lines or closed forms, but lives in fragments. I don't see the world as a whole, but as a structure made up of individual parts – a composition of lines, points, planes, and the spaces in between. It is these seemingly isolated components that condense into a larger image in my work. Mentally, I move between space and time, capturing fragments, fleeting moments, and visual impulses. These fragments initially stand alone, almost independent of one another, and only find each other through a conscious arrangement. In this way, a new order emerges – not a mere depiction of reality, but an interpretation of how I experience it. What arises is not a closed narrative, but an invitation. A system that invites the viewer to make their own connections and find their own meanings. BADASAR