Metamorphosis Disorders: Between Formation and Collapse

This series emerges as a mirror to a turbulent era—where the boundaries between stability and transformation, between identity and disintegration, dissolve into ambiguity. These are not merely abstract experiments, but visual cartographies that capture moments on the verge of becoming—or unraveling. The canvas becomes a dynamic arena where being is continuously reshaped and redefined.

The artworks convey a state of persistent uncertainty. Forms morph into gelatinous, organic masses—entwined, fragmented, and in flux—as if seeking to understand themselves within an unstable temporal field. Twisted lines, clashing colors, and oscillating spaces between fullness and void suggest a visual attempt to grasp the moment of rupture or dissolution.

In this context, transformation is not depicted as a singular event but as an existential condition. Here, metamorphosis is not a wound to be healed but a phenomenon to be embraced—a visual echo of contemporary life in its most volatile state. Each composition becomes a living document of disorder, not offering resolutions but opening pathways for multiple interpretations.

This body of work does not provide answers. Instead, it invites the viewer into a liminal space of questioning—about the nature of identity, time, and the personal trajectory in a world constantly shifting. It is a visual meditation on the fragility of permanence, suggesting that perhaps collapse—not stability—is the new architecture of existence.