Point of View – Motion in Calm – Calm in Motion

Three separate paintings form a connected concept based on a shift in perspective.
Point of View is the starting point – the painting from which the other two evolve. It shows that the world can appear familiar and solid, yet even a slight shift in our perspective can change the meaning of what we see.

From this principle, two more paintings arise.
Motion in Calm depicts subtle, unnoticed changes that occur quietly, without dramatic gestures. Hemispheres with indentations respond to light and perspective, showing that calm does not have to mean stillness, and movement does not have to be fast to be real.

Calm in Motion shows how an inner state – light, warmth, openness – is reflected in the outer space. The segments change color depending on the viewing angle and distance, from pearly pink to golden shimmer. The painting symbolizes the ability to see the world lightly, to be present, and to remain open to oneself and the surroundings.

The hemispheres and their depths are not just shapes – they are symbols of moments and situations that seem familiar but can reveal new meanings if we shift our perspective or attention.

Together, the three paintings demonstrate that our perception of the world depends on perspective, attitude, and attention. Each painting works independently, but together they create a space for observation, pause, and subtle transformations that occur without dramatic gestures, simply through small shifts in perspective and inner stance.

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