METAMORPHOSIS EXHIBITION

These visions unveil beings that transcend the boundaries of species, neither solely human nor solely flora, but born from the marriage of both. A new genesis where sinew and stem, bone and branch, merge into one. They are emissaries of an imagined evolution, shaped not by dominance but by surrender, where the human body learns to grow with rather than against the earth.

Flesh unfurls into petal, veins mirror root, and lungs breathe as forests breathe, exchanging air as a shared sacrament. In their forms, harmony is not an abstraction but a living truth, carved into every curve, every bloom. They rise as sacred emblems of resilience, testaments to the possibility that survival need not be conquest, but communion: a future where thriving comes from entwining, not dividing.

Within these hybrid beings pulses the promise of transformation. They are visions of humanity unshackled from the illusion of separation, sustained instead by reciprocity with the very world it once imperilled. Their existence suggests that our bodies, too, may become gardens, our lives woven inseparably into the breathing fabric of the Earth.

They whisper of a future both ancient and yet-to-come: where to be human is to be more than human, where to endure is to blossom, and where the destiny of our species lies not in mastery over the earth, but in our return to it, as kin, as caretakers, as living petals upon the eternal stem of creation.