"None remains in the same form, and loving change Creates nature always new from other forms. And in the vastness of world, nothing – believe me – is lost”. This is how Ovid writes in the “Metamorphoses”. The poet traces the transformation in mythological myths of humanity. Gods are transformed into constellations, people in animals, plants, stones. The secret of the transformation is also my central theme. My characters meet us at the moment of the transition from one state to another. They are not there anymore and they are not here yet. They are not here anymore and not there yet. They stay in between. 'Time to fly' visually describes the circumstances in which an individual might be motivated to change. The girl, held gently but determinedly by the raptor, is about to transform herself into a bird. In a contemplative state, she reflects upon herself and discovers she is trapped by consumerism—a prisoner to conformity.