This project, developed in 2014 and exhibited in a solo show in 2016, unfolds as a contemplative visual experience that reimagines nature not as a depiction, but as a sensory and poetic resonance. Here, color, texture, form, and hand-written poetic text converge to create windows into the inner landscape of perception.

Each piece integrates poetry as a visual rhythm—words inscribed directly into the painted surface, not as captions or annotations, but as part of the artwork’s pulse. The verses flow with the gestures of color and shape, dissolving the boundary between image and language.

Executed in acrylic, the works adopt an abstract vocabulary that reflects the essence of nature as an emotional and intuitive presence. Through layered compositions, the paintings evoke moments of stillness, energy, and silent motion—rendering nature not as scenery, but as lived experience.

“Windows” is an invitation to see, feel, and read all at once. It is a poetic-visual dialogue where abstraction becomes language, and language becomes image—each canvas a meditative space opening to what lies beyond the visible.