This trilogy confronts the fundamental journey of human life: the movement from seeking, through reflection, to self-recognition. Across three paintings the collection maps the universal patterns that shape our existence.

The Becoming embodies openness and vulnerability. It is the phase of exploration, of curiosity, and of courage - the time when life stretches out like an uncharted horizon, and every choice feels infinite. Here, the self reaches outward, testing the limits of possibility while absorbing the world in all its wonder.

In The Mirroring, the self turns to the gaze of others. Identity, value, and belonging are examined through external reflection. It is the stage of negotiation, of carrying the burdens and affirmations of the world, and of discovering the tension between self-perception and external expectation.

The Being is the arrival at inner wholeness. The search ends not with an answer granted by the world, but with recognition from within. The self rests, complete, embracing a profound enoughness that requires no validation, no striving - simply presence, balance, and acceptance.