“Illusion of Horizon” explores balance at the edge of perception. The line dividing sky and water appears stable, yet upon closer observation reveals its conditional nature. The space is assembled from autonomous planes of color; wholeness emerges not as a given fact, but as a result of visual reconciliation.
Here, the horizon is not a geographic boundary but an inner point of equilibrium — a moment where opposing elements, light and depth, movement and stillness, temporarily align. The work reflects on harmony as a state formed not by the absence of tension, but by the ability to sustain it.
