Seven canvases. Each one hides more than it shows.

Earthly and cosmic forms converge. At the centre, a steady heartbeat dissolves fear and sustains the spirit, opening the way toward an uncertain yet embraced future.

A reflection on courage and its limits. A bird’s head transforms into that of a bull, shifting from fragility to force. Elements within the composition suggest tension between freedom and restraint: the thin line between ambition and overreach.

A study of connection without self-loss. A wounded soul drifts into depth, where beauty fades from view. An open hand offers direction, while a snake cautions against the illusions of light. Between darkness and glare lies the fragile space where two can meet and something real can take shape.

A life observed from a distance. A child looks down from above, while lines cut across the canvas like paths through time. At the centre, a figure opens its arms, suspended between past and future. The work holds fragments of memory, struggle, and quiet acceptance.

A composition of transformation. The butterfly contains a multitude of forms, suggesting a shared origin beneath visible differences. Colour, movement and energy converge, hinting at what remains unseen yet present within all living things.

A shifting image that reveals itself in layers. What first appears as a horse slowly transforms into a dancing female figure: Medusa, mother of Pegasus. Forms emerge and dissolve, inviting a second look. Myth reinterpreted through movement and ambiguity, where nothing remains fixed.

An opening rather than a picture. The eye is given room to wander and to furnish what it finds. Nothing insists; everything is available. What you meet here is largely your own.