Transfiguration deliberately weaves a disorienting visual narrative to depict a newly attained state of consciousness, where individuals navigate an unstable equilibrium through novel forms of figuration. Atreyu Moniaga employs his distinctive style, blending symbolism and dark fantasies to craft a dreamlike panorama of a fantastical realm that feels both familiar and whimsical.
Dalya Moumina's deeply conceptual inner landscapes emerge from an aesthetic clash between abstract geometry and photographic realism. This conflict resolves into ambiguous, disorienting natural scenes, pulsating with vibrant energy meandering through transcendental spaces imbued with a sense of musicality.
Karen Shiozawa offers a fresh and unexpected perspective on interior vistas, using them to interpret the psyche's power through dreams. Her hypnotic artworks juxtapose traditionally painted objects and landscapes with bold abstract-expressionism-like brushstrokes, creating a flux of
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