According to the Buddhist Culture and the study of the human body as a source of energy constantly influenced by its surroundings, the body consists of 7 main chakras or energy centers.

Therefore, everything around it is a trigger to the senses. Yet, the sense of sight is not easy to please. The eyes are too quick to judge making them harsh critiques. They are always scanning, interpreting, and wanting. They rarely like to wait or take the time to explore. Their comfort zone lies among representation and recognition. It is with great dedication and care that the mind teaches the eyes to take their time.

In entering the realm of ambiguity, the eyes are invited into a meditative journey through which they melodiously glide through the pieces with patience and exploration.

The painterly and organic characteristics render a softened texture. The mind enters a stage of concentration where the viewer is truly open to associate. By immersing within the piece; eyes, mind, body, and soul become one in introspection. It is no longer each piece and each viewer, but a single whole connection in that instant moment