Hummingbird Lullaby

This sculptural series explores the fractured relationship between nature and humanity, positioning nature as the original source of creation and humanity as both interpreter and disruptor. Through material experimentation and spatial form, the work reflects on ecological imbalance while proposing moments of reconnection and reflection.

The project engages with contemporary discourses around sustainability, post-anthropocentrism, and environmental responsibility. By reimagining natural elements within a sculptural language, it questions the boundaries between the human and the other-than-human, inviting viewers to reconsider their emotional and ethical relationship with the environment. The work proposes repair, suggesting that ecological awareness begins with reconnection, perception, sensitivity, and a renewed sense of interdependence.

The artwork consists of 4 modular canvases that can be arranged according to the viewer’s intuition and the proportions of the architectural space.