There is a moment — rare, almost accidental — when you climb above the noise of everything that weighs on you, and the world below disappears into white.
This painting began with my hands. No brushes. Fingers pulling mist across the surface, building layer upon layer of pale silence until the canvas breathed on its own. The dark ridge that tears through the centre wasn't planned — it pushed through the fog the way a decision pushes through doubt: inevitable, a little violent, edged with unexpected gold.
That gold surprised me. It appeared in the fractures, in the places where the darkness broke open. I left it there.
The fog is not emptiness. It is everything that hasn't taken shape yet — possibility held in suspension, the world before it demands something from you. Above it, there is only light and the strange calm of being untethered.
Beyond the World. Above the world. Not escaping it — simply, for one moment, higher.
acryl & mixed media on canvas
100 x 50 cm / 39 x 20 in
850 € / 900 $