A woman’s face is drenched in golden honey, her eyes closed as if suspended between surrender and awakening. Butterflies gather around her neck and shoulders—bright, delicate, and alive—contrasting with the heaviness of the dripping liquid. The honey suggests sweetness, desire, and indulgence, yet its weight feels almost suffocating. Her hand presses against her cheek, blurring the line between pleasure and discomfort. The butterflies symbolize transformation and fragility, hinting at growth emerging from vulnerability. The piece captures a quiet tension between beauty and restraint, freedom and entrapment

Medium Used: Acrylic paint on canvas
Size: 18×24 inches
Year: 2024