Flying in the Rain is part of the Luminous Epic series, where abstract light and familiar form meet in quiet, surreal harmony. A single red umbrella floats mid-fall — not grounded by gravity, yet not entirely free.

It is an image caught between memory and dream.
The rain is not rain, but light.
The flight is not escape, but a gentle surrender.

This work is not about the umbrella itself, but what it evokes:
a presence in motion,
a fragile defiance,
a story that never needed words.

By placing realism inside abstraction, I seek a space where emotion lives before explanation —
where light becomes the language of feeling,
and form becomes its whisper.