My Journey Into Silence: With only my some art supplies my studio tent and two books “The Order of Things” by M. Foucault and “Critique of the Pure Reason” by I. Kant.

I embarked on a profound inward journey, one that led me to find my own voice within what I now call The Valley of Silence. This place, contrary to its name, is not truly silent. It is vibrant, filled with energy and infinite poetry that speaks to the soul in ways words cannot fully capture.

The emotions I experienced were subtle and transformative. While the environment itself seemed still, it was this stillness that allowed me to attend closely to my inner self. There was no external challenge in maintaining solitude; the only challenge came from my own inner voice. It was a process of dialogue and understanding, confronting and embracing the parts of myself that usually remain hidden amidst the noise of everyday life.

Can not count how many moments stands out deeply in my memory—a where I felt connected not only with myself but with the entangled with the cosmos, far galaxies in my all art expression sequence. The experience was profound, yet its meaning unfolded slowly afterwards. It took me some time to process this connection- fully (still wonder), and the words came only after reflection, revealing infite layers of layers.

Sleeping under the stars was a significant part of this experience. At first, the impact on my creativity and mindset was subtle, almost imperceptible. It was not an overnight transformation, but gradually, it altered my perception of life itself. This shift offered me a new lens through which to view not only my art but my existence, imbuing both with a fresh depth and meaning.

The Valley of Silence, emerging from my journey, represents more than a geographic space. It is a metaphorical landscape teeming with unseen energy and poetic resonance. It is a place where silence is alive, charged with creative potential and the possibility of transformation.

Throughout this journey, I discovered subtle insights about my creative process. The quiet and solitude opened new avenues of introspection and sensitivity, encouraging a more intuitive response to both the environment and my inner world.

The experience has recalibrated my artistic vision and deepened my understanding of silence and space. Connecting with what I call the “substance of space” has influenced the themes and visuals in my art, infusing them with a sense of infinite possibility  of the endless of the universe.