TURTLE BEHIND WINDOW

The painting Turtle Behind the Window uses the tangram to transform nature into geometric shapes. The turtle, symbolizing steady progress, is deconstructed into red shapes within a blue circle, creating a sense of enclosure, as if behind a window. This separates it from the bright green and yellow background, representing the dynamic outside world. Colors hold symbolic meaning: green for nature, blue for calm, and red for vitality. The piece explores barriers between internal and external worlds, reflecting on physical, emotional, or mental boundaries.