Welcome, Milan! Great to have you here.
A decade of work distilled into abstract movement is no small thing. You're coming in with real depth to draw from, and that shows.
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Oh hey, welcome in! 👋 A decade chasing movement through color and shape is the real work. What pulled you toward abstract specifically?
I'm drawn to how you describe movement and depth together, they're often treated separately, but watching them work off each other is where something starts to feel lived in. A decade gives you time to find what textures actually matter to you. I'd be curious to see how the vibrancy holds when the shapes push against each other.