

A murmuration of butterflies drifts across a smoky ground, where black ink silhouettes and pale, near-vanishing forms hover between presence and erasure. The restrained monochrome palette turns flight into a meditation on memory: each wingbeat reads like a fleeting thought, alternately asserted in sharp contrast and dissolved into light. Composed as an airy field rather than a single focal point, the swarm becomes a quiet cosmos—order and randomness coexisting—suggesting transformation not as spectacle, but as a continual, delicate becoming.







