The cyclical nature of the natural world constantly inspires the artist.

The process of the natural world’s rebirth – in terms of both the victory of life over death and the blurring of the past - reminds us of what is important and, in some way, brings relief. A burnt forest, cut trees, or an animal that died among the grasses, become only an element of the overall landscape with time.

Everything that caused negative emotions gradually disappears. The forest comes back to life, the trees grow back, the animal decomposes, and new vegetation covers the place of its death.

To show this process, the artist used her own profile in the triptych. The red spots are the troubles, the dilemmas, and the harms she has experienced. Just like in nature, the silhouette changes, and red gives way to green over time, only to disappear almost completely, leaving a calm surface reminiscent of moss.