Over the past few weeks, I have been working with dots. I see dots even in my dreams— black dots and red dots. I also see circles, some scattered and some filled with color. Everything is fine and fun to see. When I wake up, I try to recreate them. Not having an educational background has led me to the simplest results, yet a rich and complex practice precedes it. You know, Munari thought that basic geometric shapes like dots, circles, and spheres were not just aesthetic elements but also educational tools and means to explore visual perception. Working with these simple shapes is crucial for understanding the fundamentals of visual design. He believed that experimenting with forms like a simple dot could express movement, tension, or balance, depending on its placement, which I find absolutely accurate.

It is mid-April and I have this feeling that I will soon be taking a sabbatical year. In other words, to close my schedule. Maybe travel, maybe lock myself in the studio.