Original artwork description:

This painting explores how light becomes a carrier of memory. Not as a narrative or a place, but as a sensation — the kind that appears unexpectedly when a certain glow, temperature, or color shift opens a quiet inner space.

Built through layered textures and a restrained, atmospheric palette, the surface moves between density and openness. The horizontal interruption marks a subtle threshold: a moment where perception changes, where what is seen begins to feel remembered rather than observed. It is not a boundary, but a pause — a point where light alters time.

My practice is rooted in the belief that memory is often triggered not by images, but by fleeting sensory experiences: the warmth of a wall, the way light softens matter, the silence between moments. This work invites the viewer to linger in that in-between state, where remembrance grows without being named.

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Materials used:

acrylics

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