As the Zeno paradox challenging the concept of motion and the nature of space and time, the large diptyque, painted with gesso, diluted oil and chalk pigments, creates a space of ethereal colours and soft, diffused edges. Whilst the misty landscape appears to be veiled in a delicate, otherworldly atmosphere, the scale creates a mesmerizing and haunted invitation to lose oneself in its enchanted depths. The boundaries between conscious and subconscious blur, leaving a lingering sense of wonder and intrigue.