Human Connections (2026)

We are constantly meeting new people, but our perceptions, beliefs, and prejudices can create a distance even before the encounter has truly begun. By trying to define the other person too quickly, we risk never discovering who they truly are beyond our own perception. The imprint represents the human being, the source of all connection. Around it, a living network unfolds where forms meet and interconnect without losing their individuality. The flowers embody different worlds, each unique in texture and structure, while the lines represent the bonds that form between them. The iridescent effects transform the colors and details of the work depending on the light and the angle from which it is viewed. This variation echoes human relationships: a person is never fully revealed through a single glance. Our perception of them evolves as our perspective shifts and the connection deepens. To connect with another is to enter a world different from one’s own without seeking to transform it, to accept its unknown aspects and to allow oneself to be enriched by what it may reveal.