"The Cry" unfolds like a haunting reverie, where a woman’s face dissolves into cascading waterfalls

and barren trees. Her gaze is lifted, as if calling out to nature, her form fading into mist, becoming

one with the landscape. There is a sense of sorrow and release, a longing that echoes through the

tumbling waters and timeless woods.

This piece is a visual elegy, a poignant blend of human and natural lament. "The Cry" captures the

universal ache of loss, the beauty in vulnerability, and the cathartic strength of nature’s embrace,

where every droplet is a tear, and every branch a reaching arm.

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