Abyss is a dark, abstract seascape where only faint touches of blue appear. I painted it with fine, careful brushstrokes, trying to create a rhythm that feels like the movement of water. It wasn’t about showing a clear scene, but more about capturing the feeling of water, the motion of every single drop. This steady motion is what builds the space within the painting, opening up a sense of depth that draws the viewer in slowly, almost without noticing.

As the eye moves through the painting, everything gradually fades into a deep, almost black center. The abyss. That’s where everything disappears, where the sound stops, and there’s only stillness.

For me, this painting is about that quiet place we all carry inside us, the part that’s hard to explain but always there, waiting to be felt.