size 90x130 "Two Worlds" The painting divides horizontally, like a calm breath, between the earthly and the fleeting. The lower part pulsates with deep blues and muted browns—heavier, more material, like the world of experience, body, and memory. The texture here is dense, almost rough, as if time had settled in layers. The upper part is filled with light and air: blurred grays, beiges, and milky blues, in which silence hovers. Delicate golden dots shimmer like traces of thought, intuition, or hope—connecting both orders, preventing them from completely separating. The thin, golden line on the horizon is both a boundary and a bridge. It is a moment of transition—between the known and the intuited. The "Two Worlds" are not in conflict here; they coexist, intertwining, reminding us that each of us carries both within us.