Congratulations again,
I just posted a comment on Youtube.
I say it again here.
For me, your approach to the fugue is to be compared to that of romantic composers for whom this form is above all the echo of a Gothic cathedral, abandoned, no doubt, and which welcomes the steps of a lonely walker. He then sings and mourns his pain, for the old stones covered with ivy and his voice resonates in solitude.
No matter the details, no matter the small "Crumples of paper" here and there, (I'm not talking about the boldness that are always good and beautiful), what matters in the end is the human gesture that is behind the form.