Original artwork description:

See No Evil" is quiet protest against the world’s noise. Closed eyes, framed by petals and leaves, symbolize the refusal to see evil, protecting the soul’s purity. The flowers become a living shield, guarding against the harshness of reality. This is not escape—it is a choice to turn inward, into a realm of stillness and harmony.
"See No Evil" part of the triptych "There is no evil". This triptych is a contemporary interpretation of the ancient Eastern wisdom of the three monkeys who see no evil, hear no evil, and speak no evil. In my vision, these gestures are not naive denial but a profound inner practice of preserving one’s emotional balance.
Each piece is created in the meditative pointillism technique: thousands of tiny dots form faces, hands, and flowers, producing a living, vibrating texture. The flowers are not mere decoration but a shield of purity, a delicate fabric of the inner world we choose to cultivate.
This cycle is about choice. About the right to protect oneself from the destructive and to preserve a space of silence where kindness can grow.

Materials used:

ink, cotton paper

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