Across the Universe is an exhibition inspired by the timeless journey of painting—traversing history, faith, and the human experience. From the walls of ancient caves to the sacred murals of temple halls, and now to contemporary abstract expressions within this very space, painting has always served as more than a visual object. It is a vessel of belief, a reflection of shared experience, and a testament to human existence. In Across the Universe, storytelling is absent. These oil paintings, both monumental and intimate, offer no plot, no voice, and no instructions. They communicate not through narrative, but through the intensity of form, color, and texture—abstract and untethered from representation. Each painting emerges from a continuous yet distinct process. There is no clarity. No fixed direction. They are like human faith. Like the tides. A language we’ve never heard. Life forms we do not know. Music from distant lands. The rising sun. A desert storm. Heaven or hell. The teachings of prophets. We cannot be certain of the universe’s clarity—and perhaps that is precisely why we remain within it.