The horizon in this work is shaky, almost disappearing.The sky and the sea merge, like breath and thought before a storm.You look - and do not understand where one ends and the other begins.As if the boundaries have dissolved.As if the world has frozen - in mid-sentence, in anticipation.

This is the moment before the change.Not a storm. But its breath is already felt.This sky does not speak. It looks.This sea does not splash. It waits.

Against the background of this almost mystical fusion, there are still landmarks -waves, the shore.As a reminder: you are still here.You are on the ground.And in this instability is your point of support.
"High Depth" is a picture about internal states.About that very fine line between "everything is clear" and "everything is changing".About the moment when the soul is already approaching a new turn, but still clings to the old.This is a depth that does not press, but lifts.A height that does not frighten, but calls.

The diptych is painted in such a way as not to overwhelm the viewer.It does not capture - it dissolves.It creates an inner silence in space,the very one where you can finally hear yourself.
In the interior, "High Depth" creates a state of space, flight and contemplation.The painting seems to say:
"You don't have to understand everything.You just are.And that's enough."