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Other details :
Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
Dimensions :
39.4x31.5in
About this artwork
I created this work with intense color overlays to convey a sense of rhythmic lightness and depth. The soft, transparent layers of pink, blue, green, and yellow interpenetrate each other, forming almost organic waveforms—like flowing energies or moods merging into one another. It's a play between transparency and presence, between stillness and movement. With this image, I wanted to visualize inner states that are constantly changing yet harmonious… with one another.
My work moves between an intuitive process and a clearly defined conceptual framework.
In the Zenpolychromos series, I explore color as an energetic field in which feeling, consciousness, and structure merge. Color determines the rhythm of my painting; its energy opens a space between movement and stillness. Through layering, fragmentation, and gestural placements, a dialogue emerges between presence and emotion. Each work is an act of listening—a process in which color becomes vibration and perception translates into form.
In the collage series Fragmented Being, I explore identity as something incomplete. Figures, urban spaces, and pictorial elements are detached from their original context and reassembled. I understand the fragment not as a loss, but as a space of possibility in which perception, memory, and inner experience overlap.