“Inner Feelings” is a series exploring how an outwardly calm form gradually begins to crack under internal tension. Through minimalist geometric structures and their deformation, I trace the path from restraint to rupture, from control to vulnerability.

Color and form here function as a language of state: at first they maintain equilibrium, then they begin to shift, break, and lose their integrity. I am interested not in the object itself, but in how emotion alters its image and makes the inner experience visible.

The series is structured as a movement within an emotion—from silence to mounting pressure and on to an open disruption of form. It is an attempt to capture the moment when the inner self can no longer be concealed.