KŌNG by Wagner 

The Art of the Invisible Becoming

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Kōng (空) means emptiness, space, sky, or the unmanifested.
In Taoism and Buddhism, emptiness is not absence — it is pure potential.
An open field where everything can arise.

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In my art, emptiness is presence.
The canvas becomes a space of contemplation and awakening,
where the invisible finds its way into form.

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I remember painting a completely white canvas —
a moment where everything and nothing coexisted.
It was not blank.
It was a field of possibility,
a mirror of my essence,
a breath before the first pulse.

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This is what KŌNG represents in my work:
a return to stillness,
a gateway to soul,
a place where vibration becomes visible.

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In this process,
emotion becomes form,
body becomes gesture,
vibration becomes color.
Art becomes a visible KŌNG.​

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Veronica Wagner.