Infinity

“Infinity” is a cocoon-costume that weaves itself, and when this process is complete, it transforms into a butterfly. It is an image of rebirth and resurrection, a metaphor for the endless transformation that passes through each of us, as well as through entire countries and epochs.

It is the story of a soul that becomes liberated — growing light, free, and airy, shedding the weight of earthly existence. This work is dedicated to my mother, who lived for many years with an incurable illness, unable to move and confined to her bed. She passed away around the time I was completing this costume.

The cocoon here is a form of confinement, but also a necessary stage of transition.

The threads that bind the cocoon descend as if from the sky in order to take shape. They connect the spiritual and the material, reminding us that the spirit always resides within matter.