The Color Code of Reality is my exploration of color as a universal language — a bridge between human perception and architectural space. I see reality as a system of hidden codes, where every shade carries its own emotion and story.

Working with color, light, and geometry, I transform familiar architectural fragments into abstract compositions. For me, simplicity of form opens the door to deeper meaning, allowing the viewer to move beyond what is visible and sense what lies beneath.

This project is an invitation to slow down and look differently — to feel, to interpret, to participate in decoding the spaces that surround us.

The Color Code of Reality challenges how we usually perceive architecture. It’s not about function, but about emotion — how light, shadow, and color can speak to us in a language that needs no translation.

In the end, this project is a journey into harmony and presence, where truth reveals itself through simplicity, and architecture becomes a reflection of our shared inner landscape.