Reflection of a World in Suspension

This image resembles a dream locked behind a window. The dark grid projects like a soft barrier, a filter that separates the viewer from a murky space, made of indistinct silhouettes and dissolved walls. The blue and beige overlap in delicate layers, reminiscent of watercolor washes or murals faded by time. The textures overlap, the figures disappear at the very moment they seem to emerge. The work speaks of memory as a perforated fabric: what remains visible is never clear, always traversed by opaque areas, absences, and ghosts. A sensitive evocation of memory, distance, and the fragile beauty of what the gaze cannot hold.