Time To Fly High 1 (The Weight of the World)

Rendered in stark monochrome, the crouched figure becomes a living archive—her skin densely inscribed with a multitude of tiny bodies, as if personal identity is composed from the press of collective memory and lived histories. Against the open white field, the quiet weight of negative space heightens her inward gaze while a small, precarious village sprouts from her outstretched hand, turning shelter into something carried, fragile, and psychologically intimate. The contrast between the meticulous, labyrinthine linework and the simplified architecture suggests a tension between inner complexity and the clean façades we present, where belonging is both burden and refuge.