In this series, I explored the harmony between humans and nature, focusing on the deep interconnectedness with flowers and organic forms. These images move beyond surface beauty, revealing a symbiotic relationship where the human body and nature reflect and shape one another.

Many of the natural forms I use—especially flowers—echo the curves and softness of the human body. Some carry erotic undertones, revealing how sensuality is embedded in the language of nature itself. I work instinctively with color, letting intuition guide my choices to evoke emotional resonance and primal memory.

I’m drawn to the raw, ever-changing quality of both human and natural forms—shapes that seem to shift and evolve as if caught between past and present. Early humans appear alongside nature, not separate from it, but as an extension of it—mirroring the same curves, rhythms, and cycles. This continuity between body and earth, between form and transformation, remains central to my work.