The exhibition offers a visual exploration of human emotions and transformations, filtered through the symbolism of flowers and the feminine visage. Flowers become extensions of portraits, thoughts and visible feelings, metaphors of the human interior. The works capture the encounter with the self, where silence transforms into a smile, and petals intertwine with existence. Each composition speaks of the simple joy of existence, but also about the inner muse that reveals itself through love and nature. Flowers appear not only as decorative elements of the vegetal universe but also as signs of inner blossoming and spiritual evolution. They translate the subtle interplay between light and shadow, between fragility and strength, between ephemeral and eternal. In this dialogue, darkness is not absence but a source of regeneration and rebirth. The feminine visage, surrounded by flowers, becomes an atemporal presence – a bearer of light, mystery, and longing. It reminds the viewer that beauty is not sought outside, but is reborn within. The exhibition aims to create spaces of connection - with oneself, with others, with nature, and with the spiritual dimension. It is an invitation to contemplation, to discovering beauty in the duality between light and shadow, where the source of meaning and authenticity lies. Through the exhibited paintings, art becomes a living and gentle presence, a language of beauty expressed through color and form, reminding us of the subtle connection between man, nature, and spirit.

Any word has a definition, but, in essence, its notion—whatever it may be—is abstract. The way we understand is through association. If we look at an image that our mind cannot associate with anything, we return to the essence and call it abstract. This abstract becomes the misunderstood, the unknown, the category in which we place the things that fall outside the realm of the mind. The abstract offers us a choice: either to flee, or to let our curiosity be stirred.