This luminescent series of floral cutouts is built from layers of hand-cut transparent film, where color, shape, and light merge to create images that feel alive and constantly shifting. The flowers are not meant to be read botanically; instead, the forms evolve into abstracted portraits of growth, softness, movement, and decay, held together in a delicate balance.

As the layers overlap, colors bleed and echo, creating depth that feels atmospheric rather than fixed. The cut edges give the work structure, while transparency allows the forms to breathe, dissolve, and reappear. What emerges is a quiet sense of motion: an image that never fully settles.

The uniqueness of this medium lies in its reliance on light to complete the work. The resulting image hovers between surface and space, fragility and presence, inviting a moment of stillness that remains subtly in flux.