Dystopias gathers scenes and personas that arise from a world we recognize yet find fractured: streets erased by glare, faceted faces, and caring gestures that persist amid cool planes and urban noise. The series probes intimate life under wear and control, turning affection into a poetic act of defiance—like a kite that insists on flying, or a smile that glows though veiled. Through translucent washes, fragmented geometries, and palettes hovering between warmth and gray, these paintings perform as tender warnings: they critique the present without giving up on tenderness, reminding us that every dystopia is also a plea for care and human reconnection.

"Soul Pains" confronts the scars etched into the soul’s fabric—traumas, unrealized dreams, and the quiet persistence of past selves—while tracing the fragile emergence of resilience. Colors converse in emotional contrasts (golden hope against blue serenity, darkness yielding to light), and forms dissolve like identities in flux. The body becomes a palimpsest of lived experience; watercolor stains like memories that seep through time.

Inspired by the liminal space between art and science, destruction and healing, these pieces honor vulnerability as a silent strength. They invite viewers to witness the poetry of impermanence: where wounds transform into wisdom, fractures hint at rebirth, and the act of creation itself becomes a tender defiance against despair.

This series is not merely an exhibition of pain—it is an ode to the alchemy that turns suffering into art, and a testament to the courage of dwelling, unflinchingly, in the depths of what makes us human.