There are worlds that do not impose themselves,
worlds that do not seek attention, yet fully deserve it.
They neither roar nor dazzle, neither speak nor shout, yet they act.
Often, these worlds grow in silence, within invisible networks beneath the surface, much like mushrooms do.
In this series, the mushroom is not merely a biological form, but a symbol of a parallel existence – complex, intelligent, quietly present, and deeply connected to all that is.
It is a reminder that another perspective exists; that beyond our sight, important processes unfold, synchronized systems that communicate, exchange, and build. Within their quiet dialogue lies an intelligence that calls us to rethink reality, not in pursuit of definitive answers, but in the spirit of exploration.
Through the layering of elements, these paintings speak of a world I wish to share, of insights not declared outright, but recognized, like a whisper.
They can only be felt if we pause and see without the urge to explain.
The body, as an eternal symbol of presence in this world, remains, yet not as a literal depiction, but as the energetic form of the soul in transformation.
Its shape serves as a signpost rather than a destination. The eyes of the figures do not meet ours; instead, they remind us to turn inward.
The whisper of these worlds does not offer final truths, but opens doors to questions.
Just as the mushroom’s nature does not demand to be understood, but to be felt, its silence speaks of life unfolding beneath the surface of everyday perception, inviting us to listen more closely to what is left unspoken, or spoken only as the whisper of worlds.
