In contrast, the later works—Repetition and My Father and Me—shift focus toward the existential position of the human figure within a broader landscape. These paintings explore how individuals interpret their own existence through recurring spatial experiences and intimate personal relationships. Repetition reflects cyclical life patterns, while My Father and Me introduces relational dynamics as a way of understanding one’s place within a larger spatial context. Through these works, the landscape is not merely a background, but an active space that shapes and influences individual consciousness.