Insect Thirsty (Swarm)

In this nocturnal monochrome scene, a tilted vessel spills not water but a thick, luminous current that becomes a small universe—its surface etched into eddies where moth-like forms drift, hover, and feed on the glow. The dense field of stippled “stars” presses against the darker void, collapsing sky and liquid into a single, ambiguous space where gravity feels suspended and time slows to a quiet pulse. Through the insistence of linework and stark contrast, the work reads as an allegory of attraction: how desire, curiosity, or memory gathers fragile bodies toward a light that both sustains and consumes.