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NO DIRECTION is a series of abstract paintings with subtle surreal elements that explore the state of disorientation—geographical, psychological, and existential.

For centuries, people have navigated by the position of the sun, the constellations, or the wind. Today, direction is available at any time—digitally calculated, precisely marked, and seemingly unambiguous. A quick glance at a smartphone is all it takes, and the path appears.

But what happens when this system no longer works?
When there is no signal, when the sky remains dark, and the only guidance is a vague gesture into the unknown?

This series of works emerged from a personal experience in which direction no longer meant coordinates, but instinct. Orientation became something fragile—a projection between hope and fear.

In the works, spatial structures dissolve. Forms emerge and vanish again; light breaks through the surface without defining a clear path. The act of painting itself becomes an act of navigation—between movement and stillness, between control and letting go.

NO DIRECTION is less a geographical narrative than a reflection on an inner state. The series asks what remains when external systems of orientation fail—and whether the loss of direction holds the possibility of a new, inner orientation.