The second part of this two-part collection draws its inspiration from Alzheimer's disease, which afflicted my father four years ago. While the first part celebrated his pre-illness magnificence, here, the focus shifts to the gradual erosion of his clarity. I liken this process to evaporation—starting from solid, robust, and stunning ice, transitioning into flowing water, until it ultimately dissipates into the air. Thus, an individual with Alzheimer's moves from stability to memory loss and cerebral degeneration, symbolized by garments reflecting the forms and hues of ice, water, and air, all enveloped in a serene yet profoundly emotive color palette.