



A thicket of dark, branching silhouettes rises like a network of nerves against a rose-violet sky, turning the forest into an interior landscape of thought and memory. Between the limbs, countless ember-like leaves—golden, coral, and saffron—spark in rhythmic intervals, as if light itself has been caught and suspended in the canopy. The compressed depth and all-over patterning deny a single viewpoint, inviting the eye to wander and get lost, suggesting renewal not as a grand event but as a quiet, persistent ignition within the everyday.







