Where the rain bow is

Born from the stillness of isolation, this series explores the "virtual window" as a vital threshold between our inner worlds and the external landscape. I treat the digital screen not as a transparent view, but as a site of "unstable space" where distance is radically compressed and flattened.

Navigating the globe through the mediated lens of Google Maps, I harvest fragmented visual data from quiet, distant streets. My process involves reterritorializing these fugitive marks, using the structural language of stained glass to give order to a world in flux. Through bold, luminous contours, I map the "streaking of space," transforming the cold, mechanical data of the screen into a vibrant, tactile reality. This series ultimately examines the tension between our interiority and the vast exteriority beyond our reach, bridging the physical gap with shared light and a quiet, persistent hope for tomorrow.

These images compressed not only space also the years of stories. This is nostalgia of every one of you. I wish you find yourself in this painting.