Field of Notion delves into the dichotomies of light and shadows, life and death, creating a series that explores the non-incidences between meaning and being, man and object, movement and space. The works deliberately juxtapose binary oppositions, presenting a set of disjunctions distilled to black and white. Arranged intentionally, the series doesn't necessarily convey a narrative or illustrate buildings but seeks the underlying ideas. It aims to offer an alternative understanding of space, capturing light for perception, not only in paintings but also in the mechanics of space devised to interpret specific works alongside light sculptures.