“Emerging” is a quiet ode to rebirth — the serene, powerful act of rising from darkness not with noise, but with grace. The artwork portrays a woman, her eyes gently closed, as if listening inward. She is not escaping; she is arriving — to herself.

Her skin glistens with water droplets, as do the white roses beside her — soft symbols of purity, calm, and new beginnings. These roses do not shout; they whisper. They echo the stillness in her presence, the quiet transformation underway.

Set against a velvety peach-black backdrop, she rises not in defiance, but in peace. The contrast speaks of where she’s been — a dark place — but there is no chaos left in her wake. Only elegance. Only stillness.

Her closed eyes remind us: some awakenings happen within. And some strength is found not in looking outwards, but in returning inward — to clarity, to softness, to self.

In “Emerging”, there is no performance. No urgency. Only a sacred pause between what was and what will be. A moment suspended in light. A new beginning, wrapped in softness and power.