In 2025, my practice continued to evolve, and a new palette gradually emerged—subtle natural tones such as greens, earthy browns, and soft yellows. This shift was deeply intuitive: I felt a strong desire to reconnect with nature, to move closer to organic rhythms and quiet landscapes. Green, a color I had previously avoided in my practice, entered my work for the first time and became an important symbol of renewal, balance, and inner grounding.
 

In 2025, I created a series of six interconnected paintings united by a single composition. This body of work, titled Cycles of Life, was conceived specifically for a public space in an airport.

 

The series functions as one continuous visual narrative, reflecting the eternal movement of life—growth, flourishing, transformation, and renewal.

 

Each piece represents a different stage within this cycle, while together they form a unified whole.