Continuing the opening movement of the Blooming Period — a moment defined by regrowth, replenishment, and the slow return of energy after a destabilizing chapter. The exterior surface unfolds as a geometric wallpaper of green squares, layered like leaves of a thriving canopy.

Its interior, again moss-like and organic, suggests life forming quietly beneath the surface — resilience taking shape in hidden places. The piece carries the sensation of breath returning to the body, of emotional space slowly clearing to make room for new beginnings. Capturing the pivotal threshold between recovery and renewal. It acknowledges what came before, but does not dwell there. Instead, it leans forward.

These works are not declarations of arrival — they are the earliest signs that blooming is possible again. They honor the courage it takes to begin again — to replant after rupture, to trust that something healthy can grow from what once felt fractured.