Deriva II print In ancient Japan

In ancient Japan

Size: 52 x 70 cm

Soft folds and pearlescent tones evoke an intimate

In the Battle of Awazu

The marine form becomes a symbol ofsomething valuable yet impossible to possess

Deriva II print In ancient JapanThese works speak of the moment when change has become inevitable, but has not yet resolved itself. Drift symbolizes the state in which we stop resisting and accept movement, even when we cannot control its direction. It is neither loss nor confusion, but a necessary passage between who we were and who we are beginning to become. The butterflies appear as a constant presence within the process, they do not signal an ending or an outcome, but