About Artwork:
This work explores the earliest exchange between parent and child — the moment when protection, rhythm, emotional memory and presence begin to move into a new being. Two symbolic forms transmit energy toward a tulip-like body rooted below. The central figure receives these fragments not as imitation, but as transformation.

The floating circular elements function as particles of emotional inheritance: gestures, fears, care and patterns carried through generations. The root system below the flower suggests that identity develops through visible and unseen structures.

Through naive symbolism and emotional cartography, the painting reflects on how human beings are shaped before language appears. Love, fear and belonging are not taught first — they are transmitted.