About this work

“Tell me what you see” was born from a simple question: what happens when I stop trying to paint something recognizable and instead paint pure movement and emotion?

I started with a spiral, almost like a tunnel or a galaxy, and let the colors grow outward intuitively—no fixed plan, just reacting to each brushstroke. The more the painting evolved, the more it began to feel like a portal: it could be an eye, a universe, or even a doorway into someone’s subconscious.

The title is an invitation. I don’t want to tell the viewer what to see; I want to hear their associations, their memories, their stories. This piece is about perception—how the same shapes and colors can become completely different things in different minds. For me, it’s a celebration of that mystery and of the freedom to let go of literal representation and trust my instincts.