This duality—between radiance and darkness, between the pursuit of beauty and the weight of human suffering—defines Chisin’s artistic language. At times, his compositions explode with vibrancy, an almost defiant assertion of life. At others, they collapse into the void—spaces where no light enters. In these works, Chisin confronts the solitude of existence, moments when, as he describes, "the dark shadows of existence envelope me."

Black – Devoid of Light" is not merely an absence of illumination; it is a reflection on the fractures of human experience, the spaces where beauty and anguish coexist. These works do not seek resolution but instead embody the very tension that defines Chisin’s life and art—a ceaseless negotiation between light and the darkness that threatens to consume it.