ANTHURIUM//2025

Throughout art history, the human body has been portrayed not only as a symbol of beauty or physical ideal, but also as a metaphor for inner states. In this series, it folds into itself - like a sculpture not yet fully formed, yet already carrying its own shape and history.

Alongside the body appears the anthurium - a plant with an almost geometrically perfect structure. Here, however, it becomes more than an aesthetic object. It becomes a symbol of gentle strength, contained emotions, and an inner tension.

A parallel gradually emerges between the body and the plant. Skin and leaf, organic forms and their surfaces - both alive, both fragile, both carrying their own histories, yet both proudly silent.

This series is not about the flower itself, but about what the encounter between body and plant evokes - intimacy, strength, vulnerability. The female body here is not an object. It exists as a living, breathing, sensitive sculpture, inviting the viewer not simply to observe, but to feel.