Leap of Faith (Fall Before the Rise)

The leap mid-transformation, on faith that stronger wings arrive.

Leap of Faith (Fall Before the Rise) captures the fragile moment between who we have been and who we are becoming. A figure folds inside a delicate sphere above a burning forest, suspended beneath a red sky split by lightning. The world below is volatile, yet the figure is already in motion.

The small wings of something still becoming cannot yet carry its weight. There is no certainty that they will. And yet, the leap is made.

The work speaks of transformation as an act of trust — the willingness to move before we feel ready, to surrender the certainty of what was, and to believe that strength can arrive in forms we cannot yet recognise.

Sometimes the fall is not a failure of flight.
It is the moment before the wings become strong enough to carry us.