MAZE is an exploration of the invisible structures that shape our lives. Constructed through the accumulation of thousands of individual lines and geometric fragments, the drawing transforms a seemingly rational system into an unpredictable landscape. What begins as an architectural structure gradually becomes a labyrinth, where order and chaos coexist. Each element is deliberate, yet the overall composition develops beyond the control of any single line. The work reflects the complexity of human experience: the constant movement between certainty and doubt, structure and freedom, connection and isolation. MAZE is not a map of an existing place. It is an imaginary environment shaped by repetition, time and the act of drawing itself.