Angel Wings II.

The collection is based on the idea of a watchful presence—a symbol of protection that combines both delicacy and strength. It is not a matter of faith or a literal image of an angel. More important is the feeling that something may exist alongside us, guiding us, protecting us, or reminding us of our own inner support at a decisive moment.

Angel Wings II opens this idea without a human figure. Only the sign of the wings remains, allowing greater space for personal perception. They can be an image of flight, liberation, and hope, but also of a calm stillness. Their open shape does not feel like a closed story; rather, it invites the individual to enter it with their own experience.

The variability of light supports the impression that the work is never quite the same. From a distance, it emerges as a pure symbol; up close, it opens into fine details. It is precisely this transformation that reminds us that protection need not be visible or unambiguous. Sometimes it manifests as a presence, other times as a memory, courage, or a quiet feeling that one is not alone. The work thus leaves the symbol of the wings open to whatever each person needs to find within it.