Egg, 2014,

Oil on wood, 32.5x26.5 cm,

Signed and dated on the reverse.

The egg and the cup that supports it merge into a single, unified form. 

The contours and tones of the egg flow downward, reflected and echoed in those of the cup. 

Yet it is the wholeness of the form that emphasizes their sense of estrangement; it removes the object from its natural and familiar context as food and places it within an empty, contemplative space. 

The vastness of the surrounding space and the solitude intensify the fragile moment in which a crack appears in the shell. 

Thus, the image becomes more than a visual representation—it captures a distilled instant of sound emerging from within.