Sybille Sterk begins her process on paper, capturing the raw, fluid movement of pigment before translating those forms into the digital realms of Illustrator and Photoshop. This transition from physical to digital allows for a meticulous refinement of color and shape, resulting in a composition that feels both organic and intentionally structured. The "Water" entry in this series utilizes these layers to evoke the weightless, cooling sensation of being submerged in a still pool.

Intended as a visual aid for happiness and composure, the piece relies on a refined balance of geometric shapes and botanical illustrations. It does not dictate a single meaning but instead offers a space for the viewer to discover their own path to serenity. Through its symmetrical beauty and deep color exploration, the artwork mirrors the quiet growth found in nature, providing a steadying influence for any interior environment.