The project developed through continuous research into jellyfish biology, movement, environmental behaviour, and life cycles.

Jellyfish are organisms almost entirely made of water. They have drifted through the oceans for more than 500 million years, continuously adapting to changing environments. When they die, they leave almost no trace behind, dissolving back into the sea itself. Their bodies contain over 95% water, they have no brain, no heart, and no skeletal structure.

Different species possess extraordinary biological abilities such as regeneration, bioluminescence, and extreme environmental adaptation.

The more she researched jellyfish, the more she realised that their existence represented a unique philosophy of survival, this became deeply connected to my own emotional and psychological experiences.