Green Forest explores the forest not as a literal landscape, but as a sensory and emotional environment. Through a predominantly green palette, layered surfaces, and organic textures, the series evokes the density, rhythm, and quiet vitality of natural ecosystems.

Texture plays a central role in these works, giving the painted surface an almost tactile presence. The use of natural materials further reinforces this connection, allowing the physical substance of the work to become part of its relationship with the environment.

Rather than reproducing the complexity of the forest, the series distils it into essential visual elements. Color, matter, rhythm, and space suggest foliage, earth, moisture, and growth without relying on direct

representation. This balance between abstraction and organic reference creates compositions that feel simultaneously immersive and contemplative.

Green Forest ultimately proposes nature as a space of reconnection. Each work invites the viewer to slowdown, observe, and enter a quieter state of perception, transforming the forest into both a physical memory and an interior landscape.