About Artwork:
This work explores the emotional field in which growth first becomes possible through protection, rhythm, care and containment. The larger tulip-like form bends around the smaller one, creating both shelter and limitation. The younger form is not fully separated, but already developing its own symbolic body and inner structure.

The shared roots suggest emotional dependence, inherited patterns and the invisible systems through which identity forms in early life. The larger figure protects, but also defines the space in which the smaller one can grow.

Through naive symbolism and emotional cartography, the work reflects the fragile balance between care and control, where emotional stability emerges together with the first boundaries of the self.