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The Horizon Lines collection is art of a singular kind, where pale tones and half-abstract compositions build an atmosphere of mystery and transcendence.

These works embody the merging of sky and earth, as though the two dissolved into each other, in fog or on the surface of water. The blurring of the horizon line is especially visible, and it stands for the changeability of truth.

Looking at these paintings, the viewer starts to realise that truth is not fixed — it depends on the vantage point and on perception. It is an invitation to consider that truth is always subject to change with context and with our engagement with the world around us. Works like these let us see that truth does not always lie on the surface, and that exploring different angles can open up new and surprising aspects of our world.

I am inviting you on a journey along the border between reality and abstraction, where truth is always somewhere close by, but its form and its substance shift and depend on us







