In the stream of light

This image is a metaphor for liberation, transformation, and transcendence. The figure seems to be born out of darkness and stone. Its foundation consists of fragments, traces of its former shape, experience, and limitations. It is the natural decay of that which no longer serves a purpose.

The stone underfoot is a memory of the resistance that had to be overcome.

Gold here is not about luxury. It is inner energy manifested outwardly. The body and dress are stretched out in a stream, as if the form itself were subject to the movement of consciousness. The wings are not classical; they are assembled from fragments, as if the impulse of awakening is so strong that the reality around it cannot withstand it and crumbles, turning into movement.
The gesture of the hands is one of trust. The figure enters the flow, allowing the energy to guide it. That is why the flight is already happening, even if the feet still touch the ground.

In the context of the “Energy of Awakening” series, this work is about the very moment when a person stops holding on to control and begins to hear themselves. It is not a flash, not euphoria, but a deep physical understanding: I am ready to move forward not against, but with the flow.