"He who extends the sun through the rain, while a second mouth is silent above her eyes and stars trickle down"

Under the rain, a creature raises a hand, in which, instead of a palm, a sun with a face unfolds, its rays stretching outwards, regardless of the moisture. The drops do not extinguish the light – they merely glide over it, as if having no power over this gesture. Above the eyes, a second mouth with bright lips is frozen, not speaking, but watching, maintaining a tense silence. Next to it, two stars slowly drip dark blue drops, like something lost or released.

The body, partially hidden in ribbons or wrappings, remains secondary – everything is concentrated in the sun-hand, which adorns and at the same time exposes the creature's inner light.