Still, It Grows explores persistence, transformation and the resilience of beauty. Layers of paint, texture, metallic fragments and sculptural flowers build upon one another, carrying traces of what came before rather than concealing them.

I frequently work with used, discarded or repurposed materials, allowing their previous lives, imperfections and damage to become part of the work. I am interested in the idea that beauty does not require darkness or destruction to disappear. It can emerge from it, integrate it and continue to grow through it. The flowers are therefore not merely decorative elements.

For me, they embody a deeply held belief: that what is good can persist; that love, truth and beauty can survive what threatens them. Not untouched, but rather transformed.