This collection grew out of a deeply personal period in which I was processing an unusual betrayal that was not mine to speak about publicly. Without language or narrative to lean on, I turned to the studio. Inspired by the raw immediacy of Cy Twombly, I tacked large canvases directly to the wall and began to write my emotions on the surface through urgent, unreadable scribbling. The act was instinctive and physical, a way of releasing tension and giving form to thoughts that could not be shared. 

The paintings evolved alongside my internal landscape. I began to veil those marks with thin layers of oil, introducing light and color. Gradually, luminous, quiet landscapes emerged. These works hold both histories at once: raw intensity and a search for stillness.

These pieces represent a moment of transformation, where vulnerability and resilience shaped the evolution of the work. The depth created through layered mark-making and translucent paint gives each piece a sense of atmosphere and presence.