“Shadow Migration” explores the state between loss and new beginnings—an examination of identity and inner transformation in times of change. Migration, a change in surroundings, or a profound internal transformation often create a sense of rupture and disorientation.

My abstract works reflect this contradiction: layers and translucent forms connect past and present, fractures symbolize inner turmoil, and the contrast between cold and warm tones illustrates the tension between fear and hope. However, change is not only about loss but also an opportunity to find a new inner balance. Nature elements such as branches, shadows, and organic lines represent the deep, place-independent connection between humans and the world.

“Shadow Migration” is a visual narrative about the search for inner stability – an invitation to understand home not as a place, but as an inner anchor that makes change possible.