Revealing infinity

The idea for "Revealing Infinity" arose after much reflection on my own perception of the world. Is what I see, what I understand, truly reality? Or is there something deeper than mere life experience, mere opinion, mere idea?

Visually, my work evokes the work of Frida Kahlo, Salvador Dalí, Giorgio de Chirico, as well as visionary art, where realism is depicted in an altered state of consciousness and meditative contemplation of everyday things.

Two hands part the veil of darkness and the unknown with the quiet determination of a person seeking the truth rather than trying to fight it and the world. The flesh-toned hands, painted in watercolor, remind me that revelation belongs to the human spirit—fragile, ethereal, and practically weightless, yet capable of touching infinity. The enormous, clear, and vibrant eye at the center of the work looks neither directly nor to the side, but inward. It is a gaze into the depths of the boundless expanses of consciousness.
The white and brown patterns of the tree branches, like streams of energy, connect what we call reality with the invisible forces that shape the mind and spirit.
This work invites us to reflect on perception, on what we call reality—after all, it is only the surface; beyond it lies an ocean of insight. And the act of discovery in "Revealing Infinity" is an act of true, universal human courage.