untitled (not b&w), 2020

Black and white are opposite to one another on the colour continuum, while there is a myriad of shades and tones in between — this acts as a metaphor to love as a feeling, which is quite complex and multifaceted. Romantic relationships often tend...

Black and white are opposite to one another on the colour continuum, while there is a myriad of shades and tones in between — this acts as a metaphor to love as a feeling, which is quite complex and multifaceted. Romantic relationships often tend to be portrayed in art and media as either something too idealistic and naive or, on the other end, too dramatic and painful. In reality, love presents itself in various ways and does not have to be either. Love can be expressed and understood differently — what matters the most is the mutual contentment and common ground within the relationships. And it would be different for everyone. Love is not static and can manifest itself in different ways — nothing in our world is black and white, two contradicting truths can indeed co-exist.