91 x 244 cm (91 x 122 cm each)

"I am drawn to the flow of movement and transience. I find meaning in things that never settle, in this constant state of change. I don't plan. I enter the studio and allow my awareness and my emotions to surface. Then I begin to work. I lay the canvas on the floor and move around it — in a circle, leaning forward, stepping back,..."

In his works, gold appears not as a symbol of wealth, but as a living color — as flowing light that makes movement visible and reflects change. It serves as the color of transition — between light and matter, the visible and the invisible. Gold is never static; it changes with every glance. Its sheen and its fragility reveal the movement and transience that form the core of his work.