Bird’s Eye View explores the sensation of distance—of observing the world from above, detached yet aware. Composed of bold, abstract sections in yellow, green, and blue, the piece captures a fragmented landscape as seen from a heightened perspective, evoking both clarity and vertigo.
From this elevated viewpoint, the familiar becomes unfamiliar. Patterns emerge, boundaries blur, and the noise of the world softens into color and form. The work invites the viewer to step outside themselves, to hover between presence and removal, and to consider what is revealed—and what is lost—when we pull away.
There is both power and isolation in this perspective. Bird’s Eye View does not offer control, but observation—a visual space where reflection and detachment coexist. It’s a moment of stillness above the movement, where meaning is not fixed, but felt from afar.
