A blindfolded woman stands serene, surrounded by soft, abstract blooms in shades of violet and blue. These flowers echo the quiet wisdom of the inner world, gentle, layered, and alive with feeling. The abstract lillies represent the femininity connected to womanly intuition. They also connect to mourning and rebirth.

This painting holds space for the moments when you cannot see clearly, but still choose to move forward. Led not by sight, but by something deeper. It’s a reflection of what it means to trust again: not blindly, but with discernment. And that the most profound kind of faith is the faith you have in yourself.

This piece is rooted in the artist’s lived experience of unraveling family secrets, and enduring manipulation by those she once trusted.

Isn’t it wild

how lies slice deeper than truth ever dared.

How the one who’s deceived ends up shattered,

while the liar stays untouched.

How we’re told to smile, stay soft, even as we bleed in silence.

Left in the dark with our burning scars.