About this work

This work was inspired by the idea of returning to a landscape that no longer exists in its original form, but continues to live in memory and imagination. The Pannonian Sea is both history and myth — a vanished body of water that still carries emotional and cultural resonance.

In this painting, I explore the tension between absence and presence, past and present, grounding and drift. It is a reflection on roots, transformation, and the quiet pull of places that shape us even after they disappear.