This mixed-media collage brings together classical imagery, religious iconography, and contemporary surrealism to explore themes of identity, duality, and the body. The composition is structured architecturally, resembling a fragmented altar or classical façade, with columns dividing and framing the figures. This creates a sense of order that contrasts with the emotionally charged and symbolic imagery within. The work incorporates references to Renaissance and religious art, such as classical nude figures and sacred icons, alongside floral motifs, butterflies, and disembodied body parts. These elements suggest ideas of transformation, spirituality, and vulnerability. Repeated faces and mirrored forms introduce a sense of duality and introspection, while the use of collage disrupts traditional narratives associated with classical art. Colour plays a symbolic role: rich golds, reds, and florals evoke sanctity and beauty, while the dark background creates depth and a sense of mystery. The juxtaposition of sacred and corporeal imagery challenges conventional ideas of holiness, femininity, and the human form. Overall, the piece reflects an interest in reinterpreting historical visual language through a contemporary lens. It demonstrates experimentation with composition, symbolism, and mixed media, while engaging critically with art history and personal identity.

Size: 22” W x 28” H in