What Dreams Are Made Of (85)

My painting "What Dreams Are Made Of (85)" unfolds as an invitation to escape, to transcend. Forms rise, merge, and expand in a fluid motion, creating a silent dance between the immaterial and the material.

Each brushstroke expresses an inner search—a constant quest for light and the invisible - while remaining tethered to the weight of the everyday.

This work continues my exploration of spirituality, where the dream, ever-present, seems both to flourish and to be held back. Lines ascend and intersect, embodying both the longing for escape and the resistance of reality.

Forms collide and dissolve into a texture that evokes the tension between what is and what could be.

Through "What Dreams Are Made Of (85)" I seek to capture the poignant instability of human dreams - the relentless pursuit of an elsewhere, of a spiritual ideal, while remaining anchored to the earth.

The work embodies this delicate dance between what might lift us and what holds us back - a subtle exploration of the limits of the possible.