94x80 cm, 2025

Oil on canvas

Soft Collision unfolds like a living map of an unstable world — an entangled ecosystem where sand drifts like fragments of memory, water courses through as invisible signal lines, and color gradients surge like fluctuating data. Petal-like forms bloom and dissolve across fluid waves, caught between emergence and decay, as if the landscape itself were glitching in and out of being.



Viewers might imagine floating above a shifting coastline at the moment when nature and digital memory blur together — where shorelines bend, coral reefs shimmer into pixels, and wind-stirred dunes ripple like code. It is a sensorial field in motion, a place that feels both deeply familiar and entirely uncharted.