Art, for me, is a journey into the depths of the subconscious—an exploration of the unseen, the intuitive, and the ephemeral. The Unknown Series emerged from a period of deep introspection, guided by my studies in Jungian Art Psychotherapy and a commitment to creative processes that prioritize discovery over control. These works are invitations to step into the liminal space between perception and imagination, where ambiguity fuels curiosity and the absence of defined forms encourages personal interpretation. By allowing the medium to guide the outcome rather than imposing rigid intent, I embrace the unknown as both a method and a subject, revealing layers of emotion, memory, and psychological landscapes. The organic interplay of colors, textures, and fluid compositions mirrors the unconscious mind—constantly shifting, fragmented, yet deeply interconnected. The use of photography as the final medium plays a crucial role in this process, capturing the fleeting, transformative states of wet materials before they settle into permanence. This act of preservation freezes a moment in time, emphasizing the transient nature of both the creative act and the emotions embedded within it. Each piece serves as a visual artifact of transformation, a snapshot of an inner world in flux. As viewers engage with these works, they are encouraged to find their own meanings, to witness their own projections, and to participate in a dialogue between self and mystery.