Two series meet here – two currents of vision, flowing together into one dialogue. Both explore what lies beyond the visible surface: the threshold between clarity and mystery, the fleeting and the eternal. At the Edge of the Unseen unfolds like a horizon between ocean and desert, where the boundaries of sky and earth dissolve into one another. Each brushstroke feels like a choice, each layered tone a step along a life-path. Vast blues encounter warm, earthen ochres, creating spaces of stillness where the gaze can settle, soften, and wander. This series is an invitation to cross thresholds, to step beyond what is known, and to listen for the voice that waits in silence – the voice of inner truth. Symbols of Eternity turns the gaze inward, into the memory of time itself. Here, color moves like strata of earth and water; metallic pigments of gold, bronze, copper and silver glimmer like fragments of ancient memory. Within these layers, mandalas rise and dissolve again, carrying with them the resonance of the twelve signs of the zodiac. Each symbol is more than ornament – it is an echo of the elements: earth, water, fire, and air. Together, they weave a cosmic map, a reminder that human life is always held within a greater order. These paintings do not stand still. They shimmer and shift as the light moves across their surfaces, releasing hidden forms as though time itself were breathing in color. One moment reveals a trace of ritual, another a constellation of golden sparks. Together, the two series – At the Edge of the Unseen and Symbols of Eternity – are a dialogue of thresholds: between inner and outer landscapes, between present and eternal time, between clarity and mystery. They invite you to pause, to breathe, to look twice – and in the second glance, to discover what is already within you.

All of this unfolds inside the refined interior of Amuse Bouche by Skabrin. The architectural setting amplifies the materials. A live DJ set shapes an understated atmosphere that supports looking instead of competing with it. Expect textured surfaces, subtle metallic accents that change as you move, and an evening that feels intimate and welcoming for art lovers, friends and collectors.

Collectors and commissions welcome.