Meeting in the Woods, oil, 42x42", Unframed, 2005

In Meeting in the Woods, three versions of myself gather in a quiet clearing, each engaged in a different form of communication. One whispers, another listens, while a third gestures from a distance, suggesting the many voices that shape our thoughts and decisions. Set among slender birch trees, the landscape becomes a place of reflection where the boundaries between memory, intuition, and reason begin to blur.

Part of my Self-Portrait Explorations series, this painting explores the inner conversations that guide us throughout life. By placing multiple versions of myself within a single moment, I invite viewers to consider the dialogue we all carry within—the one that continually shapes our understanding of ourselves and the world around us.