Glass

Glass is a triptych that explores how we hold, release, and finally inhabit our emotions. The female figure moves through three inner states. In the first moment she observes the full glass, a container that keeps everything she cannot express. Her posture is closed, her gaze distant, and the scene is suspended. In the second moment her body starts to move and the glass begins to empty. The emotion activates, no longer held back, and takes shape. The slight movement marks the first step toward an inner opening. In the third moment the glass is completely empty. Nothing is restrained anymore. The figure stands stable and present, while the red tone fills the scene as a sign of a conscious and complete emergence. The triptych follows an intimate transformation from containment to release, capturing the precise instant in which something softens and finds room to exist.