Not all seeing is comfortable. Some of it changes you.
Where Inner Eye I finds stillness, Eye II finds movement. The same centre, the same gaze — but wilder, less contained, the lines reaching outward like roots or nerves or something waking up. Eye II is about the kind of seeing that unsettles before it illuminates. Watercolour and ink on paper.
There are two kinds of turning inward. The first brings peace — the quiet discovery of depth and space. The second brings something harder: clarity about what you've been avoiding, truths that move through you like roots through soil, uncomfortable and necessary. Eye II was drawn from the second kind. It is not a gentle painting. But it is an honest one.
