Dreamsca

Dreamsca is a map of emotions that don’t have names.
It was created in silence —
not the silence of emptiness, but the kind that holds many quiet, drifting thoughts.

I began this piece without planning, without knowing what would appear.
The shapes, colors, and lines emerged naturally, as if they were already there, waiting to be seen.
Like many of my works, it was completed in a single, uninterrupted moment of presence.

While some may call this abstract art,
I see it as a portrait of how it feels to pause and be with oneself.
The forms may seem like objects,
but to me, they are aspects of identity — parts of myself viewed from unfamiliar angles.

We live in a time where people are constantly moving, reacting, achieving.
It’s rare to have a moment where we simply ask, “Who am I, beneath all of this?”

With Dreamsca, I hope to create that kind of moment.
A quiet landscape that doesn’t demand understanding,
but offers space to reflect.

If this piece allows someone to breathe, to recognize something within themselves,
then I believe it has done its work.
That is the kind of dream I want to share —
not to escape reality, but to return to what’s real.