“Birth of Sight” explores perception, emergence, and the moment awareness begins to take shape.
Forms resembling eyes surface and repeat across a dense, shifting landscape—some clear, others still forming—suggesting vision as something alive, growing, and unresolved. The composition feels both organic and chaotic, as if awareness is not discovered all at once, but gradually, through layers of experience.
There is tension between clarity and confusion. Certain shapes draw focus, while others dissolve back into the surrounding movement, reflecting the unstable nature of perception itself.
Rhythmic repetition and bold contrasts create a sense of motion throughout the piece, pulling the viewer inward. The work suggests that sight is not passive—it is something that develops, multiplies, and ultimately changes the way everything is seen.
