wings of desire (made out of tampons & pads)

Eastern dragons are symbols of wisdom and beauty in Japan, Korea and China. They are seen as kind and friendly to humans and normally bring good luck and wealth. The dragons of East Asian legend have sweeping powers. They breathe clouds, move the seasons, and control the waters of rivers, lakes, and seas. They are linked with yang, the masculine principle of heat, light, and action, and opposed to yin, the feminine principle of coolness, darkness, and repose.

— in the Bible of Christianity a dragon is referred as a ‘large serpent’ which are deemed evil in nature. (Why? Is it hinting at whoever re-wrote the Bible being a tad bit racist? Something about rejecting "outsiders"? Who knows...)

 

The cloak represent this creature being a grim reaper / angel of death in attempt to convey the duality/ neutrality of Death — always fair (happens to everyone), always there (choose to accept it or fear it), never good nor evil (it’s nothing personal).