This series explores the subtle emotional space between presence and introspection. Each figure exists in a moment of stillness—suspended between thought and feeling—where light becomes a quiet narrator rather than a dramatic force.

Floral elements appear not as decoration, but as emotional metaphors. They act as veils, memories, and symbols of fragility, echoing the internal worlds of the subjects. The figures are contemporary yet timeless, grounded in realism while allowing silence, ambiguity, and restraint to carry the narrative.

Rather than presenting clear stories, the works invite slow looking. They are concerned with the psychology of quiet moments—the pause before speech, the hour before certainty, the memory that remains unspoken.

Together, the paintings form a meditation on vulnerability, femininity, and the soft weight of being seen.