Intimacy/Yin Yang Postcard

This might be my favorite piece—now and perhaps forever. I’ve always felt a connection between the universe and myself. I enter a state of flow, sensing the essence of things, and then allow that energy to move through me onto the paper.You could call it the shape of the soul, or the spirit made visible.🪐 There’s a story behind this work. I once named it Intimacy, but later it also became Yin Yang, as a way to reflect the dance of feminine and masculine energies. This piece was born last year, during a time when I was engaging with life—physically and spiritually—in ways words could never fully capture. To comprehend this piece, observe the progression from left to right, where the forms suggest the masculine essence. On the mid-right, a circle emerges, embodying the feminine principle, mirrored by the second figure in the upper right. This composition invites reflection on the interplay between masculine and feminine energies, rendered through symbolic forms that transcend mere representation.