HEAVEN AND I

This work stems from that part of childhood that looks upward and wonders what lies beyond. The girl, with her hummingbird mask, represents curiosity, freedom, and the capacity to transform ourselves, daring to explore new worlds.

She travels on a paper airplane, fragile yet capable of carrying her far, as she points toward a horizon she has yet to discover. For me, it is an image of that impulse that drives us to leave the familiar and follow that which awakens our imagination.

"The Sky and I" speaks of dreaming without asking permission, of looking ahead, and of preserving the curious gaze of someone who still believes they can fly.