Central Asia

Creative rationale

Over the high plateau of Afghanistan and the Hindu Kush mountains, where ancient trade routes once carried precious goods between civilizations, the atmospheric data reveals a landscape of extremes - bone-dry air, bitter cold, and the gentle persistence of southeast winds. The extremely low pressure and cold temperature call for soft, ethereal pastels in open, expansive forms, while the dry conditions minimize organic flow in favor of crystalline geometric precision. The modest wind creates gently spiraling movements that guide the eye through sacred circular forms, evoking the mystical geometry that Hilma af Klint used to map invisible spiritual forces.