Wish for Spring (End of a long Winter)

In an intimate, almost sacred space, a female figure turns toward a wall covered in freshly bloomed yellow flowers — a symbol of the coming spring, of awakening, and of the longing for rebirth. Her long copper hair flows down her body like a vital current, becoming the invisible bond between earth and spirit, between desire and transformation. The gesture of her hand, suspended between hesitation and necessity, suggests that change is not a conscious act, but something that rises naturally from matter itself — like sap running beneath the surface. The scene captures the instant when life begins to pulse again after the silence of winter — a fragile balance between vulnerability and strength, between waiting and revelation. In the end, there remains the sense that rebirth does not come from outside, but from within: a quiet movement of the soul that, at last, finds the courage to bloom.