Eva G.

In many Asian cultures, the dragon is not a creature to be feared but a symbol of wisdom, protection, strength, and the courage to rise beyond one’s limitations. It embodies the invisible force that transforms hope into reality and reminds us that true power comes from perseverance rather than domination.

 

This sculpture was born from that idea.

 

The dragon does not imprison the woman; it surrounds her like a living thought, a silent companion that protects her dreams until they are ready to take flight. It represents those aspirations that quietly grow within us, asking only for patience, determination, and faith.

 

We all carry dragons inside us—dreams that seem impossible, ambitions that others cannot see, and desires that refuse to disappear. They become part of who we are, shaping our path long before they become reality.

 

Dreaming of Dragons is a reminder that every meaningful journey begins as an invisible dream. When we choose to nurture it instead of abandoning it, that dream gradually becomes our greatest source of strength.