“Art is your Comfortzone” presents a series of reduced, minimalist works that emerge from moments in which everyday life briefly stands still. Drawings, lines, traces and objects encounter one another in an atmosphere of calm and quiet bliss — not as an escape from life, but as a concentration on it.

The exhibition opens a space in which perception is allowed to become unfamiliar: a small shift, a new angle, a thought that would otherwise have no place in the turbulence of daily routines.

For visitors, this space is an invitation to conversation — not about motifs, techniques or backgrounds, but about a question that lies quietly in the room:

How does one maintain an unusual perspective when everyday life is shaped by rules, duties and expectations?

And further:

How can artistic freedom persist amidst routines, tasks and demands that leave little room for retreat or reflection?

The exhibition does not show these questions.
It does not answer them.
It simply holds open the moment in which they can be thought.