Getting Used to Wings

The graphic work depicts a moment following inner transformation, when new wings have already become part of the body but have not yet turned into a natural extension of movement. This state requires time, focus, and daily practice.
The birds surrounding the heroine do not function as symbols of freedom; instead, they establish a rhythm and measure through which the human body learns a new physical and psychological balance. The process resembles a ballet lesson at the barre — concentrated, repetitive, and without spectacle.
The work explores the phase of adapting to change, when freedom has not yet arrived, but former constraints have already lost their power. It is a fragile in-between space that demands patience and inner discipline.