Landscape painting draws us toward nature’s reality—yet these works hold a deliberate distortion at their core. They occupy suspended space between truth and imagination, conjuring terrains that feel quietly mythic.These are places poised at life’s emergence: untouched yet charged with impending occurrence. Vistas existing before history’s imprint; ground where myth crystallizes. Scenes that strip back layers of time to manifest echoes of absence itself. Confronting tangible reality, these landscapes propose an uncanny response—a luminous speculation on matter’s primordial dawn.