"Black Angel" feels like an exploration of inner guardian angels—an angel not of light, but of perseverance. It suggests that protection and grace can exist in darkness, that healing requires neither purity nor perfection. The figure's stooped posture evokes humility and care, as if the angel is listening rather than intervening. Deliberately ambiguous, the work invites viewers to understand darkness not as absence, but as presence—as something fertile, vigilant, and profoundly human. This work was created through the combination of multiple layers of different techniques, with liquid paint, pouring techniques, and manual interventions existing side by side. . Scraping and brushing blur the transitions, while thicker layers of paint collect in the dark central mass, giving the "head" a dense, almost volcanic presence. The contrast between transparent layers of paint and opaque passages creates depth, as if the figure simultaneously emerges from and dissolves into the space.