



Suspended against a dense, moss-green void, the hybrid creature—part beast, part mask—unfurls in layered, translucent volumes that feel both tender and unsettling, as though its body is made of sedimented memories. The composition hinges on a poised imbalance: a curling black arc pins the figure to the space while mismatched, chromatic feet step into a patchwork ground that reads like cultivated land seen through dream logic. Warm ochres and honeyed yellows glow from within the forms, turning the surrounding landscape into a quiet theatre where innocence and mutation coexist, suggesting a fable about identity—how it is worn, performed, and continually remade.







