"Holding Breath" explores the delicate boundary between achievement and transience. We often spend our lives chasing the "big win" – the symbolic golden fish that promises to fulfill our deepest wishes. This painting captures the exact moment of success, yet it poses a quiet question: how permanent is this victory?  
  
The grip is intentional—firm enough to hold, yet fragile enough to remind us that happiness and luck are fleeting. It is a visual meditation on the "captured moment" that is destined to slip away.

Holding Breath

"Silence" is an intimate portrait that transcends its historical aesthetic to ask a deeply contemporary moral question. The protagonist’s gaze is direct and piercing, silently asking the viewer: "Is what you are doing right?"  
  
While the attire suggests a traditional role of care and healing, her expression is not one of simple comfort, but of profound inquiry. She acts as a mirror to our conscience, challenging our actions and intentions. The work explores the weight of responsibility that comes with healing and the moral clarity required to truly serve others.

Silence

Thoughts arrive and depart on their own schedule — new ones pushing in, old ones surfacing from memory without being called. Doubts. Presence. The feeling of being watched, or watching. Nothing stays, nothing fully leaves.  
Consciousness is about that constant interior movement — the one that runs beneath every ordinary moment, whether we are alone or pressed against strangers.

METRO collection — Consciousness

"Threshold" is a visual reflection on the relentless pursuit of dreams within the confines of modern society. We often find ourselves in a constant race to satisfy both external expectations and our own ambitions, only to realize how difficult it is not to drown in the flood of obligations.  
  
The painting depicts a sea of faces, some emerging and others fading into the depths of atmospheric blues and greens. It captures the haunting feeling of losing one's identity in the "corporate" void, where dreams often clash with reality. The central figure glows with a fragile light, symbolizing the lingering hope or the self we strive to protect while being watched and pressured by the world around us.

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