Butterflies

Butterflies have long fascinated me—not only their beauty, but what they represent. They are symbols of renewal and regeneration, of the ephemeral nature of life, and of the capacity to grow and change. Across cultures and generations, butterflies are also seen as messengers—gentle visitations from loved ones who have passed on, reminding us that love never truly leaves, but takes new and surprising forms.

With wings painted in sunlight’s brightest hues, they drift from bloom to bloom, delicate yet resilient, embodying both freedom and fragility. Their very presence turns a summer garden into a place of quiet magic.

These paintings were inspired by those tender encounters: the stillness of a butterfly pausing on a flower, the way their wings seem to hold light itself, the sudden joy of seeing one appear just when you needed it most. Each painting is both a celebration of nature’s artistry and an invitation to feel connected—to beauty, to memory, and to the comforting thought that we are never entirely alone.