The fluid forms of the transparent triptych carry the seemingly floating petal-membrane, which lingers on the repertoire of forms. Reflections of light immanently oscillate on the smooth surface and depict the presence of the ephemeral. The pliant petal-veil already bears the traces of its end.

In the dialogue between the fragility of the blossom and the stability of the seam, both the past and the passing – as well as the attempt to hold on to it – are called into question. Firmly rooted in the earth, the work balances growth and creation in the rhythm of becoming and vanishing.