Maze (Tree of Life)

Set within a quiet circular field like a private cosmos, a blossom-laden tree erupts from the silhouette of a head, turning thought into living architecture. The warm ochre ground reads as both sun and aura, while the pink, seed-speckled cranium suggests a mind that is fertile, porous, and continually renewing under the pressure of its own branching questions. Small, disembodied eyes hover among the limbs, shifting the work from simple portraiture into a meditation on perception—how consciousness watches itself, and how growth can feel both tender and exposed. The spare surrounding space intensifies the tension between containment and expansion, as if the psyche is always outgrowing its boundaries.