Ephemeral Forms
Ephemeral Forms (2026) explores the human and soulful qualities of smoke, presenting it as a temporary body. Smoke in its fleeting existence, it appears to take on a life of its own—moving, breathing, expanding, and dissolving. These brief moments of spiritual beauty are preserved and transformed into something transient and permanent. This series functions as both a study and an appreciation of temporal movement, energy, and color.
