A current of other people’s words occupies the space before one’s own thought can emerge. The figure moves through it, trying to retain itself within an already-formed language.
About the artwork
oil on canvas
Thoughts
Words appear before it becomes clear who they belong to.
They repeat, break apart, and overlap — like instructions, judgments, promises, and other people’s explanations that have already taken up the space.
The figure moves through this current not as a narrative character, but as a presence trying not to disappear inside an already-formed language.
The Outside Voice / The Inner Voice
Some words arrive from the outside as an already formed system: headlines, instructions, promises, judgments, and other people’s explanations. They occupy the space before one’s own thought has time to emerge.
Yet another voice remains within that noise: not always clear, not always certain, sometimes fragmented and contradictory. It is neither an answer to the outside world nor an attempt to silence it. It is an attempt to recognize what truly belongs to you.
The text in these works does not demand to be read literally. It becomes pressure, trace, rhythm, and painterly matter — a place of tension between what is imposed and what gradually takes on its own form.
Reservation and acquisition terms are discussed personally.
