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“My Red” explores the tension between color and human presence. In this series, red is not merely a pigment but a language of emotion — carrying passion, intensity, and conflict, while also echoing silence and fragility.
The figures appear suspended in vast monochrome spaces, their elongated hair linking them like invisible threads. These connections symbolize shared memory, intimacy, and the unseen ties that bind individuals together.
The single blue painting within the series introduces contrast — evoking stillness, emptiness, and a spiritual kind of purity. In dialogue with the red canvases, it deepens the narrative: red becomes the sound of inner struggle, while blue becomes the quiet of reflection.
Through minimal yet powerful compositions, My Red asks: What color is our inner voice, and can silence be heard in red?
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