Etching, Untitled

This etching depicts a man surrounded by butterflies, observing them without attempting to control their movement. Rather than reaching toward them, he allows them to move freely—to approach, remain, or disappear on their own. The imagery creates a quieter and more delicate exploration of beauty, curiosity, and freedom. In contrast to the tension present in other works, the figure exists within a moment of stillness and wonder. The butterflies become symbols of impermanence and independence, while the figure's quiet observation creates a sense of acceptance and ease.