In this painting, Snow White is no longer a princess. She has become a queen. Time has transformed both her... Read More
In this painting, Snow White is no longer a princess. She has become a queen. Time has transformed both her gaze and her story. The tear running down her face does not speak of a passing moment of sadness, but of a life shaped by loss, solitude, and the wounds that experience inevitably leaves behind.
The rooted apple and the crown do not represent power, but endurance. I see identity as a process of constant transformation, where vulnerability and strength exist side by side. To me, beauty does not arise from perfection, but from the marks that time leaves on those who continue moving forward.
Through this figure, I seek to create an open image in which the symbol offers no fixed answers, but invites each viewer to recognize something of their own experience.
