Gulec uses digital illustration to assemble a complex mosaic of flora, forming the structure of a human skull through dense clusters of petals and leaves. The composition balances the stark geometry of anatomy with the organic chaos of nature, suggesting that even in decay, there is a persistent, quiet growth.

The squared orientation focuses the viewer on the intricate textures of the botanical elements, where light and shadow define the depth of the eye sockets and jawline. By replacing bone with blossoms, the artist invites a philosophical inquiry into the relationship between the fragile and the enduring, turning a traditional symbol of mortality into a celebration of natural cycles.