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✨ InnerVoid Collection Vol.2: Neon Chaos & Cosmic Flow ✨

This week, I explored how emotions can be translated into playful yet chaotic visuals.

The InnerVoid collection is not about perfection — it’s about energy, spontaneity, and expression. Each piece combines raw street-inspired doodles with cosmic and neon tones, capturing the tension between emptiness and overflow.

These 10 works are connected by one question:

👉 What does your “inner void” look like when it finally bursts into color?

For me, it’s a mix of waves, fragments, icons, and surreal chaos — sometimes messy, but always alive.

Between Fear and Light

There are moments when I feel divided —

half of me held back by fear, the other half reaching for light.

[Inner Haven]

In my darkest nights, I longed for a light that wouldn’t leave.

Not a spotlight or fireworks — just something steady and warm enough to remind me I was still here.

That refuge became a vision of a golden-orange core glowing against the dark.

[Fragmented Self]

There were moments when I felt broken apart, scattered into pieces I couldn’t hold together.

Identity didn’t feel whole — it felt uncertain, sharp, sometimes even hostile to myself.

From that struggle came this image: a silhouette fractured into glowing shards, yet still standing.

[Dreamscape]

When reality felt heavy, I searched for a softer space in my mind.

Not to run away, but to rest — a dream where colors blurred, time slowed, and hope could float weightlessly.

Out of that calm, this vision appeared: purple, mint, and sky blue drifting together like fragments of thought across a quiet horizon.

[Pulse of Joy]

There were days when happiness felt fragile, as if it might slip away the moment I reached for it.

But even then, I noticed the smallest things: a laugh, sunlight on the floor, the sound of someone’s voice.

Those moments pulsed through me like colors I couldn’t contain.

I imagined waves of yellow, pink, and green radiating quietly, a rhythm of joy moving like a heartbeat inside us.