The Fall

The graphic work captures a moment of losing support — a state in which downward movement becomes the only possible direction. The winged figure does not resist the fall; body and space enter a shared rhythm where former points of orientation lose their power.
Here, wings do not guarantee salvation. They exist as a memory of ascent, as a trace of a former verticality that no longer sustains. The surrounding space is stripped of boundaries and reference points, turning into a bottomless environment where the distinction between height and depth dissolves.
The work reflects the collapse of inner structures — expectations, plans, imagined futures — and explores a condition in which falling becomes a form of knowledge, and loss an inevitable stage of transition.