Blue triptych

This triptych explores the concept of transience and permanence through three key symbols of the seascape. In a world striving for perfection, these works celebrate deliberate imperfection and the "soul" of the stroke, reminding us that beauty lies in the trace left by the hand, not in the precision of the machine.

First Panel (Birds): Represents longing and freedom. The birds are mere dots in the sky, symbols of a soul yearning for the horizon, reminding us that movement and change are the only constants.

Second Panel (Sun): The central motif is a bright, pulsating light that struggles with the depth of the blue. It is a moment of culmination, a symbol of hope and energy that, even as it sets, leaves an indelible mark on our consciousness.

Third Panel (Lighthouse): Brings calm and conclusion. The lighthouse stands as a symbol of consciousness and a solitary, yet unwavering presence in the infinite. It is a point of support that offers the viewer security in a constantly changing world.

Together, these panels function as a visual meditation on a melancholy that does not drain strength, but purifies. The dark, massive frames serve as "windows" into the inner world, framing an intimate moment of peace in the chaotic everyday.

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