Space can be defined flexibly by our existence of self or by the relations built between coexistence. My art delves into the intricate interplay of individuals defining and shaping space. This interconnection goes beyond physical boundaries, forming an invisible link woven by experiences, perceptions, and communications. I explore human connections, portraying the body with simple lines that symbolize identity and convey the language of the body in various relationships within shared spaces. I use color to express emotions and reveal inner strength, analyzing diverse relationships to inform the viewer about space. Relationships, like space, are intricate collections of colors, divided for depth through high-contrast opposites, creating a vibrant energy that engages the viewer to find strength amid vulnerabilities. I extend my work beyond the canvas by layering textures, creating a three-dimensional form symbolizing a constant flow of movement, emotion, and being. This exploration delves into the creation of space and its embodiment of our existence. I prompt my audience to ponder the nature of space, questioning what exists within it and how we define it, considering both negative and positive aspects.