PARORA - The FLY XIV

Parora explores the beauty of selective perception. Cats, by their very nature, overlook the fly, yet the composition grants its minute presence equal significance. The expansive negative space becomes an active part of this visual language,not merely an emptiness, but a deliberate pause that isolates the subjects and heightens the tension between what is seen and what is overlooked. It gives the fly room to exist quietly, allowing its smallness to become more pronounced against the surrounding stillness. Parora celebrates the quiet poetry of ignorance,the overlooked becoming visible precisely because of the space that surrounds it.