yzal is a visual artist who uses emotion as his most essential language.

Rather than recreating “beauty,” his work records raw feelings—distrust, disgust, fleeting moments of awe—through lines and colors.

The rough strokes and bleeding hues expose the texture of emotion itself, leaving behind a resonance that is at times unsettling, and at others, quietly warm.

Scenes of nature and traces of light are filtered through memory, transformed into distorted images where reality and the inner world overlap.

The world of yzal is both a map of emotional landscapes and a diary of the feelings he tend to look away from.

Whether the viewer empathizes, feels discomfort, or simply smiles for a moment—yzal believes that very act of feeling is where art finds its completion.