“The Beginning of the End – Oil on Canvas, 140 × 140 cm”
There are moments when the light no longer merely tells of the day, but of what flickers, transforms, disappears, or is reborn. “The Beginning of the End” is set in this in-between, this fragile threshold where the landscape becomes memory in motion.
In this large-scale painting, the forest appears as a place of passage—both refuge and enigma. Bluish shadows stretch across the ground while the light seems to hesitate between collapsing or blooming once more. The gaze moves forward and gets lost, as if drawn to an uncertain horizon that one feels is breathing.
Here, everything is tension:
• Between the visible and the invisible
• Between disappearance and persistence
• Between what fades and what still seeks to exist
The painting becomes a mental space, almost cinematic: a scene where anyone can project their own story, their own ending, or perhaps their own beginning again.
