This piece is the first in my Dissolve series. It is a visual exploration of energy and emotion in their rawest, most complex forms. Rather than illustrating surface-level feelings like happiness or sadness, this work delves into deeper psychological states: the weight of internal conflict, the tension between presence and absence, and the fluid, often unspoken shifts within the self.

Textures, forms, and movement work together to express what words often can't, a kind of emotional residue or unraveling. This piece marks the beginning of a series that aims to dissolve clear boundaries between thought and feeling, control and surrender, the seen and the felt.