One Pair of Wings for Two explores the fragile space between closeness and freedom.
Two forms seem to emerge from the same movement, almost becoming one, while a shared pair of wings suggests a bond in which flight becomes possible only together. The image remains intentionally open, allowing the figures to reveal themselves gradually.
When motion fades, the silence stays.
Two forms emerge from paint and blue.
One pair of wings, one open sky —
a flight that only works for two.