In the series Immortality, the world takes on soft contours, as if blurred by time or submerged in memory. Figures emerging from veils of color resemble shadows of past existences—indistinct, yet deeply moving, present in their transience. These are images that remind us that every trace, no matter how faint, is a testament to existence. There are no concrete stories in these visions—only emotions. Light and shadow dance in silence, narrating what endures, even if it cannot be touched. These are portraits beyond time, where human presence intertwines with timeless abstraction, as if memories themselves sought to express their existence through hues and forms.

Immortality is a moment of reflection on what remains of us. Each figure, delicate and barely visible, seems to ask: what does it mean to endure? Not in physicality, but in ideas, in light, in the shadows left behind, even if only briefly. This series is for those who find beauty in the ephemeral. Every image is a space to lose—and rediscover—oneself. In these blurred silhouettes lies eternity, subtle and quiet, etched in light and color.