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Genesis and beyond

In this evocative collection, the artist invites you to embark on a meditative journey through the profound and eternal cycle of life. Each canvas becomes a chapter in a visual symphony—charting the path from primordial origins to transformation, decay, and rebirth. Drawing on the expressive power of abstract expressionism, the works transcend mere representation to embody the rhythms and mysteries that define existence.
The landscapes echo the earliest whispers of life, where light filters through water like memory through time. As the journey unfolds, we rise toward textured landscapes of growth, vitality, and ascent—symbolic of life’s unfolding, the flowering of consciousness, and the pursuit of meaning. Yet the path does not culminate in stillness. Instead, the collection moves through phases of dissolution, fragmentation, and return—reminding us that decline is not an end but a necessary gesture toward renewal. In this way, the cycle completes itself, and the viewer is gently returned to the source, now transformed by the experience.
Through richly layered compositions, bold gestures, and subtle tonal shifts, the artworks serve as both mirrors and portals—reflecting the fleeting nature of each moment while hinting at a timeless rhythm that pulses beneath all things. They invite contemplation on the impermanence of form and the constancy of transformation, offering space for both personal resonance and universal recognition.
This collection evokes emotion, sparks reflection, and reveals the invisible threads that connect beginnings and endings, decay and regeneration, self and cosmos. Here, abstract expressionism becomes a language of life itself—a way to illuminate the ever-turning wheel that binds us all.

The two circular forms, vibrant with layered colors, feel like worlds in the process of being born — fragments of land, sea, and energy coalescing within glowing boundaries. The bright yellow background radiates warmth and intensity, like the primordial light of creation, while the textured brushstrokes give the impression of raw, chaotic forces slowly finding order.
It evokes:
The beginning of life — elements colliding, separating, and giving shape to existence.
Duality and connection — two spheres in dialogue, symbolizing earth and sky, matter and spirit, or even the cosmic balance of opposites.
Fertility and transformation — the suggestion of growth rising from the bottom, as if the painting captures not a fixed moment but the continuous becoming of life.
It feels both cosmic and organic, like a vision of creation that is as much about the birth of a universe as it is about the sprouting of a seed.

The strong flow of blues and greens gives a sense of water in motion,
almost like a wave crashing or surging forward, while the earthy tones at the bottom ground the scene.

In this painting, the deep blue tones create a night-like atmosphere, while the bold red and green streak above resemble an aurora or an explosion of energy . The two dark structures such as the one glowing with a red doorway add a sense of tension, as if something is happening beyond the ordinary, a moment of threshold and revelation.
It evokes themes of mystery, transition, and the unknown.

The swirling blue and black strokes in this painting radiate movement, as if forces outside the frame resist being contained. The contrast between the rigid square and the flowing curves suggests the tension between structure and chaos, stillness and motion, clarity and turbulence.
It evokes:
Balance and contrast — geometric calm against organic dynamism.
Life’s duality — the coexistence of rootedness and perpetual change.

This painting evokes a sense of ascension and flow. The bold vertical strokes of deep blue, interwoven with golden and earthy tones, feel like energy rising upward. There’s movement but also a kind of solemnity, as if something is being lifted, purified, or revealed.
It speaks of inner strength, renewal, and transcendence — a movement from heaviness toward illumination.

Every being is both center and orbit — a fragile seed and a vast motion, forever cradled by forces unseen.

In this painting, the strong greens layered with yellows and blues evoke sunlight breaking through leaves, and shadowed undergrowth. The darker patches bring mystery and depth, almost like hidden paths or trees in silhouette, while the textured strokes make it feel alive and in motion.

his painting evokes a sense of life in full bloom, but not in an overwhelming, loud way — rather, in a gentle, hushed abundance. The arches of green and yellow carry the warmth of the sun, yet softened into something almost sacred, like the season itself is breathing quietly.
The blue ovals within the arches suggest pockets of coolness, streams, or inner sanctuaries, balancing the heat of summer with serenity. It feels like standing in a forest when the sunlight filters through the canopy — vibrant yet tranquil, alive yet contemplative.

This painting radiates a sense of movement between darkness and light — like a storm both within and without. The palette of deep blues, blacks, and whites creates a fluid tension, evoking water, wind, or perhaps the turbulence of emotion and thought. There’s a rhythm that feels almost musical, reminiscent of how abstract expressionists like Franz Kline or Joan Mitchell used gesture to capture raw inner energy.

It could be interpreted as a landscape of the soul — an elemental scene where ice melts into water, night folds into dawn, or despair transforms into emergence. It feels both oceanic and spiritual, a meditation on renewal through chaos.

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