Year: 2020
Size: 100 × 70 cm
Technique: calligraphy pen, ink, paper
Sometimes there’s a desire to split yourself in two—not out of pain, but from the wish to be in two places at once. The mind calmly calculates, weighs pros and cons, and suggests what seems safe and right. Meanwhile, the heart, carefree, longs to enjoy life, to postpone worries, believing that everything can wait just one more day.
As this quiet inner dialogue continues, the confusion deepens until a person finds themselves on a threshold—no longer on one side or the other, but in between. In that silent space created by distance, there comes an attempt to reconcile two worlds and find harmony between them.
Year: 2020
Size: 100 × 70 cm
Technique: calligraphy pen, ink, paper
Sometimes there’s a desire to split yourself in two—not out of pain, but from the wish to be in two places at once. The mind calmly calculates, weighs pros and cons, and suggests what seems safe and right. Meanwhile, the heart, carefree, longs to enjoy life, to postpone worries, believing that everything can wait just one more day.
As this quiet inner dialogue continues, the confusion deepens until a person finds themselves on a threshold—no longer on one side or the other, but in between. In that silent space created by distance, there comes an attempt to reconcile two worlds and find harmony between them.
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