SAGA is a series of ink and pen works on cardboard created to express a deep connection between art, music, the stars, animals, and the vastness of the universe.

Painted during a cold New York winter, these works carry the atmosphere of long nights and inner listening. While the city moved restlessly outside, I found myself tracing constellations of thought and instinct — weaving together sound, cosmic rhythm, and living forms.

In this series, lines become vibrations. Animals seem to echo melodies. Stars feel like notes suspended in space. Everything is interconnected, as if part of a single, silent composition.

SAGA holds a precise meaning for me: it is the affirmation that even in the coldest seasons, there is a current running through all things — linking the visible and the invisible, the earthly and the cosmic.