The Unrest of Visibility - I

This work was created several years before The Unrest of Visibility II and already explores the influence of external perception on inner experience. In contrast to the later piece, however, the psychological tension appears more playful and less oppressive. The composition moves between organic forms, fragmented gazes, and impulsive lines, creating a sense of inner unrest that feels both vivid and almost surreal.

The recurring eyes symbolize observation, attention, and the awareness of being perceived by others. At the same time, the flowing forms and intense colors reflect a subjective inner world in which chaos exists not only as a burden, but also as an expression of emotional movement.

The work was created using Polychromos pencils, allowing precise lines, delicate color gradients, and spontaneous gestural elements to coexist within the composition. This creates a visual language that moves between playful experimentation and emotional openness.