I initiated this series as an inquiry into the core of instability and transformation—where moments are sculpted on the brink of emergence and decay. My objective was to encapsulate that ephemeral instant in which everything, both preceding and succeeding, is susceptible to alteration and metamorphosis. These fleeting moments, despite their delicacy and transience, possess a distinctive beauty that achieves its fullness solely through such instability. I selected watercolor not merely as a fluid medium but as a representation of adaptability and flexibility. At times, I permitted its liquidity to illustrate the unrestrained flow of liberation and impermanence; at others, I exercised control to establish cohesion and clarity that communicated depth and rootedness.”The Silent Dream” transcends being a mere visual exhibition—it constitutes a sensory and intellectual experience, an invitation to introspect and reinterpret the world that surrounds us.