The process of creating an image involves countless brushstrokes that collectively form a visual narrative akin to written language, a dance with the intangible, endeavoring to materialize abstract concepts into the tangible realm. The poetry of T. S. Eliot’s “ Four Quartets," acts as a catalyst for the fusion of hand and mind, facilitating a harmonious synchronization that navigates through different dimensions of time and space within the artistic process. Eliot's evocative language prompts a meditative state, allowing the artist to traverse between the background, middle-ground, and foreground – symbolizing the past, present, and future in the artistic creation.