Weronika Anna Rosa uses organic cotton, linen, and silk, materials that filter light and enhance the interplay of transparency between forms and their surroundings. She translates flora species at risk of extinction into monumental silhouettes, amplified beyond the scale of the human body. A monochromatic, organic palette of nuanced shades evokes the visual language of herbaria. These canvases transform space into a place of sensory intersection, where those who pass through are enveloped by a garden of shadows and colours - somewhere between the memory of an herbarium and the physical experience of walking among plants of almost architectural scale. These plant figures become chimerical presences, at once delicate and striking, inviting renewed attention to what usually goes unnoticed.