“Opened Space” was born for me as an inner landscape where the boundaries between what is seen and what is only sensed begin to dissolve. As I painted, I allowed forms to flow, overlap, fade, and re-emerge - like fragments of memory that are never fully clear, yet always felt. Darker, earthy layers merge here with interruptions of light, creating a fragile balance between weight and lightness.
These flowing lines and structure-like markings are important to me - they feel like an attempt to connect an inner architecture with an organic, unpredictable movement. In this painting, space does not open as a horizon or a place - it opens as a state, as a quiet permission to move beyond familiar limits.
There is no clear beginning or end in this work. There is only a slow permeation - into depth, into light, into the self.