A woman rises from dark water, her face lifted as smoke pours from her lips and unravels into a flock of black birds. Above, a molten sun bleeds gold and crimson into a fractured sky, as if the world itself is burning from within. Red paper boats drift around her — fragile vessels of memory afloat on trembling reflection. The scene feels both destructive and sacred. This piece speaks of release: how pain, once exhaled, transforms into motion. Even in ruin, something takes flight.