The Impossible?
150 x 130 cm
Acrylic, oil sticks, pencil, aerosol paint, newspaper on linen

This work reflects on the ambiguity of ambition and the fragile space between aspiration and limitation. We are encouraged to dream expansively, relentlessly yet the conditions that determine how far those dreams can extend remain uncertain.

It questions the nature of success: whether it is the result of intention, coincidence, or a willingness to move forward without full awareness of constraint. Perhaps it is precisely this suspension between knowledge and naivety, control and chance that enables the seemingly impossible to emerge.

Rather than offering resolution, the work inhabits this uncertainty. It considers dreaming not as a fixed trajectory, but as a state of negotiation where belief, risk, and unpredictability continuously intersect.