This work reflects the collision between nature and structured chaos. White flowers, symbols of purity and life, surrounded by geometric shapes, red and black accents, reminiscent of tension and danger.

Green and blue lines hint at movement and attempts of life to grow through the cold and technological reality. It's about the balance between the harmony of nature and the power of chaos that constantly changes the world around us.

This work is about moments that warm and fill life even in the darkest times. The sunflower, bright and sunny, becomes a symbol of hope, joy, and warmth. It radiates energy that reminds us that life goes on, and bright moments, though fragile, give strength to move forward.

The background with mosaic elements reflects how we preserve these moments in memory, like separate fragments of light that together create the picture of our existence. The glass adds a sense of fragility, but at the same time - transparency and purity.

This work is about the beauty that lives here and now, about life that continues, and about the strength that each sunny ray gives.

Amidst chaos and destruction, the rose remains alive. The red stroke is the life that pulsates despite pain and difficulties. It is a symbol of blood, struggle, loss, and at the same time an unstoppable force to keep on living.

The background seems to crack and crumble, but within this world there is a center - a delicate, yet unbreakable beauty. The movement of an invisible bird flying towards the rose symbolizes hope. It is a subtle, barely perceptible motif that everyone sees in their own way.

This work is about how life goes on, even when it seems that everything is falling apart. About inner strength and acceptance of change.

This work is completely different in terms of energy.

 It is intense, sharp, and even somewhat unsettling. The colors create a sense of tension, and the background texture adds a sense of technogenic, as if the world is breaking down into pixels or fragments of reality.

The rose looks almost like a symbol of survival amidst this chaos. It partially blends in with the background, but at the same time exudes a certain strength. Its silhouette appears both vulnerable and unbreakable at the same time.

For me, this work is about the struggle. About how to preserve humanity and beauty amidst decay and change. And this background is like a reminder of how technologies, time, or even life itself can be destructive, but the rose - as a symbol of emotions and life - still remains.

This work is about fragile yet powerful moments of light amidst dramatic reality. White flowers symbolize purity, hope, and enduring beauty, even when the surrounding world is falling apart.

The background with red and green accents conveys the tension and emotionality of what is happening around. It's about how bright moments can appear unexpectedly and remind us that even in chaos, there is room for life and harmony.

This work is about how fleeting moments of happiness disappear, leaving behind a feeling of cold and emptiness. The flowers resemble birds that are about to fly away, leaving this world where the black color gradually absorbs everything around.

The absence of red, symbolizing life and warmth, emphasizes the transience of bright moments. It is a story of fragility and inevitability of change, of how happiness can dissolve, leaving only memories and shadows behind.

This work is about the balance between chaos and harmony, between fragility and strength. The flowers remain delicate, as if they could disappear at any moment, but they persist, becoming symbols of hope and light amidst a complex and tense background.

Yellow and green accents hint at life trying to thrive even in the harshest conditions. Dark lines and contours remind us that darkness and uncertainty are still present, but they no longer dominate, making room for light.

This work seems to pulsate between reality and reflection, between sensation and illusion. The rose here looks like a symbol of something elusive — beauty, memories, emotions that are already changing but still live in their moment.

The background appears to be in motion, as if its structure is disintegrating, yet at the same time, it forms a harmonious space around the flower. This could be about how time affects us, changes everything around us, but something remains unchanged within us.

This work for me is about vulnerability, about a transitional state, about something that is about to dissolve but is still here for now.

This work is about the tension between movement and immobility. The rose seems to be in space, but at the same time wrapped in a cobweb that restricts its movement. Its colors are lifeless, cold, almost frozen. But within this frozen beauty, there is a sense of longing for life - a persistent desire to break through the cold and darkness.

The background resembling outer space, and the delicate cobweb lines convey a sense of uncertainty and a struggle for freedom. It is about life that does not give up, even when there is a feeling that everything is frozen.