44:4 emerged as an experiment, focusing on the interplay of colors took center stage without any predetermined intention or deeper meaning. The primary goal was to craft a vibrant composition rich in silk, serving as the culminating piece for my first solo exhibition.

During the creation process, I arbitrarily selected a distance of 4 units between each column. As a result, I found myself with a total of 44 silk columns, stumbling upon an unintentional alignment with the recurring theme of fours. Upon delving into the significance, I discovered that the repetition of fours is often associated with a sense of complete support, safety, and being on the right path. The serendipity of this realization added an extra layer of meaning to the piece, which felt even more relevant as it was the final showcase for my first solo exhibition.