Submission Illustration

Providence

A mother nurses a child whose body holds the patterns of a universe, bringing together the intimacy of maternal care and the vastness of existence. Behind them stand three angelic figures, covering their ears, eyes, and mouths.

The work reflects on creation, nurture, and the silence surrounding new life. The child embodies a world still unfolding, carrying an immeasurable universe within a fragile human form. Behind this intimate moment, the three figures introduce a sense of withdrawal, raising questions about what we choose to witness, what we refuse to hear, and what remains unspoken.

Before the world finds its voice, it exists in a state of possibility—vast, vulnerable, and yet to be understood.

The work was exhibited as part of the 2025 World 100 Poster Masters Nomination Exhibition, organized by 6VI.


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Providence

A mother nurses a child whose body holds the patterns of a universe, bringing together the intimacy of maternal care and the vastness of existence. Behind them stand three angelic figures, covering their ears, eyes, and mouths.

The work reflects on creation, nurture, and the silence surrounding new life. The child embodies a world still unfolding, carrying an immeasurable universe within a fragile human form. Behind this intimate moment, the three figures introduce a sense of withdrawal, raising questions about what we choose to witness, what we refuse to hear, and what remains unspoken.

Before the world finds its voice, it exists in a state of possibility—vast, vulnerable, and yet to be understood.

The work was exhibited as part of the 2025 World 100 Poster Masters Nomination Exhibition, organized by 6VI.