Mirage is an illusion of light and atmosphere, a landscape that exists on the edge of perception. Forms dissolve and reappear, shifting between the familiar and the unknown. Colors melt into one another like a memory just out of reach, inviting the viewer into a world that is both serene and elusive.

This piece reflects the way reality bends and distorts, much like heat rising from the earth or a dream that lingers for a moment before vanishing. It is a meditation on impermanence—how beauty can emerge in the intangible, in the spaces where light, time, and imagination intertwine.

In Mirage, nothing is fixed, yet everything feels alive. It is an invitation to drift, to lose oneself in a horizon that never quite stays the same.