Description:
Hidden Away draws the viewer into a dreamlike, introspective realm. At first glance, we are met by an organic web of swirling textures, rhythmic movement, and deep chiaroscuro. The image feels mysterious, yet hypnotically detailed—like peering through a nervous system or a tangle of roots into something deeper and more secret.
At the center of the composition, a spiral form emerges—resembling an eye. Around it, the subtle contours of a face begin to appear. It does not demand attention; rather, it reveals itself only to those who look closely. This hidden figure has merged with its surroundings, suggesting not escape but inward retreat—a descent into the self, perhaps for protection, perhaps for transformation.
The shifting textures, the sense of dissolution and emergence, and the tactile patterns create the impression that we are floating on the threshold between waking and dreaming. Here, every form is a symbol, every line a thread of thought—leading us into a liminal space where the visible and invisible meet.