Flowers are fleeting symbols—of beauty, loss, and remembrance. Blooming in silence, they occupy absence, and become quiet markers of memory.
In this series, I use the repetition of floral imagery to explore the relationship between decay, memory, and representation. The flowers, suspended in stillness, exist in a transitional space between presence and impermanence.
Beneath their delicate surfaces lies a quiet meditation on time and mortality. Though inherently fragile, the flower’s transience invites deeper reflection—its impermanence not a weakness, but a source of meaning.