Towards the Sun is a photographic study of poise, tension, and emotional presence, seen through the portraiture of flowers. They are seen not as an object, but as a being with character, and its own internal weather.

The images invite a quiet closeness: a recognition that beauty and impermanence are entwined. Some flowers stand upright and certain; others soften, falter, or fold in on themselves. Their gestures become emotional states — resilience, longing, tenderness, surrender.

In a time when images often accelerate and flatten experience, Towards the Sun slows it down. It asks the viewer to look long enough for something to reveal itself — not in spectacle, but in stillness. The work is less about the flowers themselves than the moment of noticing — the quiet space in which something reveals its character.

The resulting sequence forms a gradual emotional arc: from clarity, to tension, to release.