Eternity examines the continuum between temporal existence and the infinite.

The series maps the movement from awakened consciousness through the passage of life into what may follow beyond the human experience.

It engages a central tension:
Is eternity a tangible dimension of awareness, or an idea our minds attempt to contain but cannot fully encompass?

By inhabiting this tension, the viewer becomes aware of both the impossibility and the necessity of contemplating the infinite within and beyond the self.

This striking image captures a moment of poignant tension, where beauty and pain collide. A crystalline heart, delicate yet unyielding, stands at the center, its multifaceted surface glowing with an otherworldly radiance. 

Shot through with arrows, it drips blood—a stark contrast to its jewel-like brilliance. The heart, much like that of a dragon—both rare and powerful—symbolizes the resilience of the soul, tempered by hardship, yet unbroken in its essential strength.

The crystal, though pierced, continues to pulse, its blood a visceral reminder that even the purest, most treasured parts of us are vulnerable to the forces that seek to wound. The dripping blood tells the story of emotional endurance: each drop marks a sacrifice, a trial faced, but also an indication of life and strength despite the scars.

It is through these wounds that the heart beats the loudest, proving its unyielding capacity to continue, no matter the weight of sorrow or loss.

The image evokes the heart of a dragon—mysterious, powerful, and guarded within its precious shell. Like the soul's journey, the heart endures, its brilliance never dulled despite the arrows that strike it. The crystal reflects a journey of transformation, where pain becomes part of the process of becoming something greater, something invincible.

This piece speaks to the resilience inherent in the human spirit, the indomitable heart that beats through trials, ever stronger, ever brighter, even when it is broken. 

From ash and antiquity, a figure re-emerges - not as a conqueror but as a remembrance. 

This work speaks to the rebirth of the soul through trial, rendered as a Kaleidoscope of crystal and colour with a homage to the metamorphoses of the butterfly rising from flame born of a dragon’s heart: incandescent, ancient, forged from dust older than the sun itself. 

The dragon, here, is not an adversary but a crucible—an inheritance of time, instinct, and buried strength. Within its glowing core, the masculine aspect of our nature has been pressed, weathered, and diminished across ages of forgetting, yet never extinguished.

The ascent we witness is inward before it is visible. The dragons heart does not rise to dominate the sky, but to reclaim a sovereignty that was always its own—dignity without violence, power without conquest, fire without rage. 

This is resilience made luminous: a testament to endurance, integration, and the quiet inevitability of renewal.