The First Day

A presence from another world emanates three beams of light carrying a transformative energy. Multidimensional beings appear within the two outer beams, as if this energy were taking shape as it passes through different planes of existence. At the center, the butterfly takes shape within the negative space defined by the light. It is neither painted nor filled in: its presence arises precisely from this absence of matter. This suggests that transformation does not consist in becoming someone else, but in freeing oneself from what veils us in order to reveal what is already within. Vibrating rather than shaped, the butterfly thus embodies an inner metamorphosis that paves the way for liberation. The white birds soaring around the beam of light that nourishes the transformation extend this movement. They evoke the liberation that accompanies transformation, when a force from the invisible passes through matter, reveals what was already present, and finally allows the being to take flight.