What Dreams Are Made Of (88)

My painting "What Dreams Are Made Of (88)" continues my relentless pursuit of the spiritual, with each brushstroke reaching for the unattainable. The canvas seems to vibrate under the tension between the weightlessness of a suspended dream and the heaviness of the material world.

The shapes that emerge appear to strive toward infinity, yet they are held back by unseen forces - like invisible threads tethering the soul to the earth.

Fluid movements and interwoven colors create a sense of floating, while light, like a glimmer of hope, carves its way through the darkness. Each area of the canvas seems to reflect a state of mind - a passage between raw reality and the longing to break free from its constraints.

This painting invites contemplation of the human duality: our ceaseless search for the invisible while remaining anchored in the tangible. It embodies the spiritual quest in which we lose ourselves in the surges of dreams, all the while remaining aware of the bonds that tether us to everyday life.