This diptych symbolizes the moment of inner and outer connection - the encounter with oneself, with the world and with another person. One pair of hands, depicted in the two compositions, creates a sense of movement and dialog: their gestures seem frozen in the space between the desire to reach out and the fear of dissolution. The arms extended towards each other represent the desire for contact and the search for a balance point between vulnerability and strength.

The background space is fragmented, like memories or thoughts that appear and disappear in the chaos of everyday life. Light color transitions between cold and neutral tones create an atmosphere of ephemerality and silence, emphasizing the fragility of the moment. Abstract elements in the background hint at the inner turmoil and emotions that are hidden behind external restraint.

The title “Point of Touch” refers to the invisible boundary between the material and the spiritual, where a meeting takes place - not necessarily physical, but always emotional and deep. This diptych encourages the viewer to think about how important it is to maintain sincerity and trust in relationships, despite distances and barriers.

The work leaves a feeling of openness and slight understatement, inviting everyone to find their own meaning in this dialog of gestures and silence.