

This lyrical composition turns flight into a study of pattern and pulse, where two cobalt birds—armored in scalloped, spiraling motifs—anchor the page with a calm, ceremonial weight. Between them, a monochrome counterpart glides like a memory or shadow-self, while the smaller inked birds orbit as fleeting thoughts, tightening the sense of movement without crowding the breath of white space. The warm, leaf-like forms stitched through the bodies act as quiet conduits between seasons—nature’s veins—suggesting migration not merely as travel, but as an inner passage from certainty (color) to contemplation (line).







