‘Life In The Skies’ transforms a skull into a dreamlike floral arrangement, gathered within an arm-shaped vessel as if lifted by an unseen presence. The composition blurs the line between body and offering, grounding the work in both gesture and symbol.
Behind it, a surreal sky unfolds, dissolving distinctions between life, death, and the infinite. The atmosphere carries a sense of suspension—where fragility and transcendence exist at the same time, and organic forms drift toward something beyond themselves.
Quiet and contemplative, ‘Life In The Skies’ reflects on cycles of growth and decay, inviting the viewer to consider beauty as something that continues to rise, even as forms change and dissolve.
