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"Unspoken Collection" is a collection of multilayered, intuitive works—each beginning with a simple element: a distinct color, a basic form, or a silent gesture. From this simplicity emerges an entire, self-contained world. These pieces offer neither a linear narrative nor a fixed definition. Each viewer is invited to chart their own path through color, line, and surface, creating a deeply personal experience. What lies beneath—the unseen layers—remains present in the soul of the work, as a visual memory: alive, evocative, and resonant.
In a world where nature mirrors our inner selves, caring for it is an act of self-care. Our well-being is inseparable from the health of the Earth. Let us value nature—and in doing so, heal ourselves. This close-up of a textured abstract painting illustrates the phenomenon of algal overgrowth on the surface of water sources. Excessive nutrients entering the water—such as nitrogen and phosphorus from agricultural fertilizers or wastewater—stimulate rapid algal growth. Climate change and rising water temperatures further accelerate this process. This nature-inspired visual serves as a powerful statement, raising awareness about the impact of human activity and climate change on aquatic ecosystems.
Image Source : www. denvergazette.com/news/health/algae-blooms
This collection reinterprets painting through a contemporary lens. Selected surfaces are captured using macro photography techniques and printed on fine art and eco-friendly “green” papers. This process offers an intimate encounter with color, texture, and the movement of material—where every fragment reveals a complete, independent universe within the larger work. Only limited-edition printable digital files (high-resolution JPG) are available for purchase.
