Into the New World

A woman walks through a stone doorway into a vast, sunlit field, of boundless potential. Her passage through the stone doorway is an act of will, a declaration that her identity is no longer bound by the architecture of her former life/self. The soft rose petals behind her symbolise that what she perceived as immutable walls: regrets, habits, traumas, and old identities were simply illusions of permanence.

The stone doorway depicts her conditioned self- which is now cracking in the light of self-awareness. The moment she truly perceives its transient, assembled nature, its solidity vanishes. Thus, the past, seen for the fleeting and conditioned pattern it is, loses its power to bind and instead becomes merely a fleeting memory.