INNER GARDEN This series of 10 images, created using MidJourney v6, explores the garden as a metaphor for inner worlds. Loosely inspired by The Secret Garden (1911) by Frances Hodgson Burnett, the images do not illustrate the story but transfigure its symbols into visual portals for imagination, introspection, and individuation. Each garden evokes a psychic landscape: a state of the soul, an emotion in bloom, a memory rooted, or an intuition unfolding like a petal. The series invites viewers to wander through these intimate spaces as if journeying within — a sensitive path through shadow and light, silence and blossoming. Among these symbols, the red bird stands out as a guiding figure. In The Secret Garden, it is the liminal creature who leads Mary to the key that unlocks the hidden garden. Here, it becomes an inner messenger — the instinctive spark that urges us to uncover what lies hidden and to follow the longing for healing. It is the breath that stirs us from numbness and reveals what needs nurturing. The visual language of MidJourney v6, with its dreamlike textures and seamless fusion of body, nature, and imagination, offers an ideal medium to render these images that hover between the visible and the intangible. Each prompt was crafted as a poetic gesture — an invitation to contemplate landscapes rooted not in the external world, but in the fertile terrain of the inner self. Invisible Gardens is a journey inward — an ode to the quiet act of self-exploration. A visual invitation to the tenderness that grows when we choose to cultivate who we are.