Wing’s Symphony
Wing’s Symphony explores the quiet intensity of transformation—where beauty, decay, and renewal coexist within a single moment. Centered on the moth, a creature often drawn to light yet marked by fragility, the work becomes a meditation on cycles of becoming.
Built through layered textures, drips, and gestural marks, the surface carries a sense of erosion and emergence. The wing itself feels both grounded and dissolving, as if caught between presence and disappearance. Surrounding elements—floral fragments, organic lines, and shifting color fields—echo this tension, suggesting growth intertwined with impermanence.
Rather than presenting the wing as static, the piece allows it to breathe, to unravel, to transform. It speaks to the unseen symphony within change—the beauty found not in perfection, but in the process of becoming.
Wing’s Symphony
Wing’s Symphony explores the quiet intensity of transformation—where beauty, decay, and renewal coexist within a single moment. Centered on the moth, a creature often drawn to light yet marked by fragility, the work becomes a meditation on cycles of becoming.
Built through layered textures, drips, and gestural marks, the surface carries a sense of erosion and emergence. The wing itself feels both grounded and dissolving, as if caught between presence and disappearance. Surrounding elements—floral fragments, organic lines, and shifting color fields—echo this tension, suggesting growth intertwined with impermanence.
Rather than presenting the wing as static, the piece allows it to breathe, to unravel, to transform. It speaks to the unseen symphony within change—the beauty found not in perfection, but in the process of becoming.
