Komorebi

In View
A vibrant tapestry of autumn unfolds in Kyoto, Japan, where trees are adorned with a rich palette of reds, oranges, and yellows. The intricate branches twist and turn, creating a dynamic interplay of shapes against a softly glowing backdrop. This season in Japan is a sensory experience like no other, inviting you to feel the crisp air and hear the rustle of leaves.

In Reflection
Komorebi is the Japanese term for light filtering through leaves. It is a gentle reminder that nature’s cycles are ever present, and that light will always find a way into our lives, no matter how dark the circumstance. This image reflects that truth, showing how even in shadow, beauty and illumination persist.

In My Life
The autumn light filtering through leaves carried a quiet lesson about resilience. Even in shadow, illumination found its way, breaking through in gentle fragments. I thought of the seasons in my own life when darkness felt heavy, yet renewal eventually arrived. Komorebi continues to remind me that beauty often appears in subtle ways, and that light always returns when we are patient enough to wait for it.

Recognitions and Exhibitions

Shadow Memories Solo Exhibition - Sydney 2025
Quadro Magazine: Cover & Feature