A horizon barely divides the weight of the sky from the calm below. Still Water, Heavy Sky speaks in silence — a muted palette of greys and soft blues invites the viewer into a meditative space. No movement, no sound. Just the quiet ache of stillness. In this restraint, emotion lingers. The piece does not demand attention; it waits to be felt.

Gravity of Thought is a surreal exploration of inner landscapes — a portrait of the mind in still motion. Floating objects, distorted architecture, and fragmented reflections are suspended in a void of soft gradients, evoking the sensation of overthinking in silence. The composition bends the rules of space and weight, suggesting that ideas can be both grounding and disorienting. Every element is deliberately misplaced, encouraging viewers to question what is real, what is imagined, and where the two collide.