Light enough to land - Exhibit at Artsville today
Artsville is today opening their doors to a lovely new double gallery after a longer break for rebuild.
I am back as an exposing artist again after a 5 year break with the theme, inspired by my little companion, my butterfly, my mariposa, my farfalla, my sommerfugl...
“Light enough to land”
In this series of ten photographs, the little black and white butterfly becomes both a mirror and a symbol — a fragile creature suspended between strength and dissolution.
Each image captures a fleeting moment where light and shadow, movement and stillness, existence and disappearance coexist.
Through titles such as Brittle, Gossamer, Exquisite, and Breakable, this collection speaks to the paradox of being so delicate and yet enduring — of how beauty often lives on the edge of loss and danger.
The butterfly, monochrome but yet alive, reflects the very essence of human experience: our resilience within fragility, our grace within impermanence.
This little exhibition invites the viewer to linger in the in-between — where the ephemeral becomes eternal, and where vulnerability reveals its quiet yet beautiful strength.
Please join us at SL hours, 1 pm together also with Christian Carter, who exposes next to me.
Love
Cecilia ♥
Your scooter:
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Light enough to land - Exhibit at Artsville today
Artsville is today opening their doors to a lovely new double gallery after a longer break for rebuild.
I am back as an exposing artist again after a 5 year break with the theme, inspired by my little companion, my butterfly, my mariposa, my farfalla, my sommerfugl...
“Light enough to land”
In this series of ten photographs, the little black and white butterfly becomes both a mirror and a symbol — a fragile creature suspended between strength and dissolution.
Each image captures a fleeting moment where light and shadow, movement and stillness, existence and disappearance coexist.
Through titles such as Brittle, Gossamer, Exquisite, and Breakable, this collection speaks to the paradox of being so delicate and yet enduring — of how beauty often lives on the edge of loss and danger.
The butterfly, monochrome but yet alive, reflects the very essence of human experience: our resilience within fragility, our grace within impermanence.
This little exhibition invites the viewer to linger in the in-between — where the ephemeral becomes eternal, and where vulnerability reveals its quiet yet beautiful strength.
Please join us at SL hours, 1 pm together also with Christian Carter, who exposes next to me.
Love
Cecilia ♥
Your scooter:
maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Isle%20of%20Thunder/47/190...