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Me Time

Our Highest Potential

The Silence that Speaks

The Soul's Whisper

Joy to the Heart

Living in Lightness

Here the sculpture opens itself outward. The curves expand and unfold, creating a gesture that feels welcoming and expansive. Space becomes an integral part of the work, embraced rather than enclosed.

Met Open Armen speaks of connection and trust. The form does not shield its interior but invites interaction — visually and emotionally. It suggests openness as an active choice, where vulnerability becomes a source of strength.

With open arms

This sculpture embodies fluidity in its purest sense. The form bends and flows as if shaped by water rather than solid material. Edges soften, transitions dissolve, and the surface seems to carry traces of movement rather than weight.

Als Water explores adaptability and quiet strength. Like water, the sculpture suggests resilience through flexibility — yielding without losing presence. It is a meditation on transformation, where form follows feeling rather than structure.

Like Water

Yusimi - Isiyu

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Shifting Perspectives

Fault Line

Silent Horizons

Structures & Layers

Hidden Longing

Undulating

You and Me

Outspread

Seeing Through – Retold is not a repetition of an earlier exhibition, but a rereading. What once lived on the physical walls of the gallery returns here in a new constellation: more compact, quieter, and with greater space for perception. The virtual environment does not function as a replacement for the physical gallery, but as an alternative way of looking — slowed down, layered, and free from fixed perspectives.

In this exhibition, the surface takes center stage. Not as an endpoint, but as an entry point. The works move between skin and landscape, between proximity and distance. Structures that evoke skin, fibers, or scar tissue may gradually shift into layers of earth, horizons, or silent landscapes. What becomes visible is not a fixed image, but a field of tension: between revealing and concealing, between stillness and presence.

The structure of Seeing Through – Retold follows an inner movement. From the bodily and tactile toward the open landscape, through zones of transformat

Seeing Through - Retold

CaroArtGallery

collection: Fine Art

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