Meditation No 5

This piece drifts between stillness and sensation—a quiet meditation on our fragile bond with the natural world. A spectral figure floats in a space that feels both submerged and suspended, woven through with delicate plant forms. It’s hard to tell where the body ends and the landscape begins, or whether this is a moment of emergence or disappearance.

The light shifts softly across the surface, like breeze through leaves or ripples on water. Below, a mirrored reflection deepens the sense of in-betweenness—between real and imagined, organic and artificial, presence and absence.

At its core, Meditation No. 5 speaks to impermanence. It’s a gentle prompt to pause, to notice the beauty and vulnerability around us—and within us. Everything is connected, and everything is fleeting. This work holds that truth quietly, inviting the viewer to sit with it.