Garden of Eden

The Garden of Eden series explores the cycle of life, decay, and transformation through a dreamlike, symbolic garden. Birds, butterflies, and flowers coexist with forms that evoke mortality, creating a dialogue between life and death.

Butterflies, a central motif of the series, symbolize change, freedom, and the fleeting nature of existence. The title refers to a lost paradise, not as a place of innocence, but as an inner, personal space of memory and contemplation.

Each work functions as an autonomous narrative while simultaneously forming part of a broader visual world, where nature becomes a carrier of symbolism and emotion.