The Space Before Bloom
Mythos of Spring explores spring not as a season in full bloom, but as a threshold.
Across twelve works, winter slowly dissolves. Form begins to breathe. Light returns tentatively through mist, translucent layers and sculptural shapes.
These are moments of becoming — fragments of dawn, veils of ether and petals not yet fully opened.
Nothing has arrived. Yet everything has begun.
Becoming, Not Arrival
Transformation rarely happens all at once.
It begins in the spaces between — when what was starts to loosen, but what will be has not yet taken shape.
Mythos of Spring lives within that pause.
Soft forms emerge. Light shifts. Something opens. Not with urgency, but with the quiet certainty that change has already begun.
Renewal does not require us to arrive. Sometimes, becoming is enough.