My second conceptual drawing.

When I first encountered and read about the Buddhist concept of Anatta. I learned that there is nothing enduring, permanent, or independently existing... That the self is not real, always changing, subject to birth and destruction....

From there, I thought about not needing to describe space, form in the picture according to volume, light, usual ratio. I found this philosophy truly close to abstract, to describing everything as just lines and colors, and always in motion.

At the final stage of the painting, I acknowledged myself as someone who has just started to explore this path, not completely free from the self. To be honest with myself, I added an image of a person still swimming in the pool of learning, to gradually find a way to eliminate my self.