🟢 Pretty Flowers

Pretty Flowers explores the place of the feminine in the human experience.

The work draws on timeless symbolism rather than a specific narrative. Its unusually close composition leaves little room for distraction, allowing the face, the eye, and the crown to carry the painting almost entirely.

The crown of thorns evokes inherited wounds, while the flowers woven through it speak of beauty, hope, and renewal. The figure, neither fully male nor fully female, reflects the feminine as a shared human experience, one that cannot be confined to a single identity.