Look inward long enough and you'll find the universe.
Concentric rings of green, teal, and lime — a dark centre with golden radiating lines — a composition that feels like looking into something very deep, or very far away. Inner Eye I is about the moment of turning inward and finding more space than you expected. Watercolour and ink on paper.
There is a moment in stillness when the inner world stops feeling small. When you close your eyes and, instead of darkness, you find depth — rings of colour extending outward, a centre that holds, light moving in every direction at once. Inner Eye I was drawn from that moment. It is not a portrait of an eye. It is a portrait of what the eye sees when it finally looks the right way.
