This abstract painting, "The Weightness of Existence," explores the paradoxical nature of being. A large, dark, and textured form appears to descend from above, creating a visual sense of immense weight and volume that seems to weigh down human lives. The artist conveys the feeling that this "weightness of existence" burdens our time, yet paradoxically feels light and futile in the face of mortality. The work suggests a sense of being abruptly cast into existence, facing a feeling of unjust desertion. Against a vibrant yellow backdrop, the heavy form prompts contemplation on the burdens of life and their ultimate transience.