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“Event Horizon” captures the threshold between what we understand and what we cannot return from. The swirling waves and drifting forms symbolize the pull of powerful emotional forces—grief, transformation, fear, or awakening—that draw us toward irreversible change. Just like the cosmic boundary it is named after, the piece represents the moment where past and future blur, and stepping forward means crossing into something entirely unknown. The soft colors contrast with the chaotic motion, reflecting the tension between surrender and resistance at the edge of inner collapse or rebirth.
Pastel on paper — 35 × 43 cm
“Event Horizon” captures the threshold between what we understand and what we cannot return from. The swirling waves and drifting forms symbolize the pull of powerful emotional forces—grief, transformation, fear, or awakening—that draw us toward irreversible change. Just like the cosmic boundary it is named after, the piece represents the moment where past and future blur, and stepping forward means crossing into something entirely unknown. The soft colors contrast with the chaotic motion, reflecting the tension between surrender and resistance at the edge of inner collapse or rebirth.
Pastel on paper — 35 × 43 cm