Communication is a fundamental part of human experience, yet it is often fragmented, ambiguous, and shaped by the limitations of language. The Conversation Series explores the space between minds—the moments where meaning is formed, lost, or altered in translation. Through abstraction, I investigate the boundaries of verbal and nonverbal expression, reflecting on the ways we connect and the silences that shape our understanding. In this series, I use negative space to represent the unspoken, the gaps in comprehension, and the tensions that arise in dialogue. Layers of depth, flat graphics, and fluid forms convey the complexities of communication—where clarity meets uncertainty, and where personal perception influences interpretation. Each piece serves as an invitation to reflect on how we share thoughts, emotions, and ideas, as well as the inevitable spaces that exist between them. By placing these themes in a broader, universally relatable context, my work encourages viewers to consider their own experiences with conversation: How do we navigate the boundaries of understanding? What is left unsaid? And in those silences, what meaning emerges?