Description

From the series When I Swallowed Clouds

Under the Blue Moon lingers in a suspended moment where time softens and emotions rest quietly. The blue moon acts as a rare witness, gently illuminating what is usually held inward — unspoken thoughts, subtle longing, and fragile hope. Beneath its glow, stillness becomes a space of presence rather than absence, allowing vulnerability to exist without urgency.

Painted on recycled pulp, the fragile surface forms an essential part of the narrative. Its uneven texture and delicate strength cherish resilience found within vulnerable elements, holding traces of touch, memory, and imperfection. As part of the When I Swallowed Clouds series, this work reflects on what we absorb — doubt, tenderness, and quiet courage — and how these internal landscapes softly shape who we become.