Category Archives: Monograph

Sometimes in life, everything seems fine on the surface. Things look stable, even good—but inside, there’s something pulling you inward. A void. A place where nothing exists. And that nothingness creates a kind of emptiness that feels impossible to cure. But where does this emptiness come from? Is it loneliness?Is…

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Choosing the “right career” is something everyone talks about, and often it is something imposed on us. When I was a child, my mother never really asked me what I wanted to become, but my father wanted me to become the Head of Police because I never liked injustice. I…

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If I have ever loved someone, I have loved them with all my heart — through every high and every low. But I often wonder, did they ever love me the same way? This question has followed me since childhood. Why do we obey or respect people who disrespect us…

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This thought often comes to my mind: why did humans evolve the way they did? By evolution I mean becoming capable of speaking, building cities, doing scientific studies, destroying nature, and then studying how to fix the damage we created. Sometimes the simple thought comes to me that nature might…

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*For Artistic Reference Who am I beyond the label of an artist? I am someone who may appear quiet and distant at first. I have often been told that I am not the easiest person to approach. But those who truly get to know me realize that I am someone…

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I entered the professional art world on 8 October 2025. Like many emerging artists, I suddenly saw countless opportunities appearing everywhere. Open calls, competitions, online exhibitions, publications, and digital galleries all promised global exposure. At first, it felt exciting. I thought: the art world has changed—artists can now reach audiences…

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By “meds,” I mean antidepressants. My immune system has endured enough damage from years of mental health struggles that began in my teenage years. I will still take medication when my body genuinely needs it—for fevers, colds, or pain—but no more antidepressants. And for that, I am deeply grateful. I…

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Regrets? Most of us have them. But do we really need to live inside them? I’ve had more than enough moments that could qualify—situations, choices, places where regret would have been the obvious response. Yet it wouldn’t change anything. That time is gone. What I have is today. “It’s easy…

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Subject: Artist Selected for Award Dear _____, We are pleased to inform you that you have been selected to receive an award recognizing your artistic merit. The award ceremony will take place on ______ at ______, a prestigious venue. If the artist is unable to attend the ceremony, the prize…

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