The Moment Before Forgetting

This painting explores the fragile threshold between dreaming and waking: the fleeting moment when a dream still lingers but begins to dissolve beyond recall. Fragments of forms, fading traces, and suspended geometries evoke memories that resist reconstruction, leaving only an emotional imprint.

Rather than depicting a specific dream, the work reflects on the nature of memory itself: unstable, fragmented, and constantly reshaped by consciousness. The layered surface becomes a space where presence and absence coexist, suggesting that what disappears is often as meaningful as what remains.