There comes a moment, after the storm and the stillness, when something is reborn.
Not in noise or chaos — but in the memory of breath.

In this painting, she lowers her head slightly, as if listening once more to her own voice.
What she hears is no longer pain, but a gentle whisper — the sound of courage returning.

The traces of the past are barely fading, yet they no longer hold her back.
They become lines of strength, quiet markers pointing her toward motion.
And within the blend of blue and orange, there’s both peace and the promise of renewal.

The hummingbird, faithful companion, hovers close — messenger of the heart, guardian of breath, symbol of returning to oneself.
It reminds her she never truly stopped breathing… she just needed to remember.

Et elle respire à nouveau (And She Breathes Again) speaks of that delicate, powerful moment
when one regains their momentum — not because everything is perfect,
but because they finally realize that the light was never gone.