"Ukiyo-e: Flower and Women" is a series that celebrates women in the eyes of women. It takes inspirations from Japanese wood-cut prints, the Ukiyo-e, meaning "Pictures of the Floating World"--often featuring naturalistic, mystic and erotic elements. The images are floating between realistic photographs and transcendental paintings: the realistic are the physical objects and subjects presented in detail; the transcendental is the time, emotion created beyond all of these. The artist wishes to transform the physical space as an emotional space, to depict desire, beauty, and inner selves.